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Six High Schools to Graduate 456 Pupils Seminary Host to Serrans and Servers 39 Will Be Graduated Joint Commeneement Exercises June 3 Mullen High to Present Tlie'19th annual joint commencement exercises for Denver’s five paro Diplomas to 7 May 25 By S t Mary's Academy chial high schools and Regis high school will be held Sunday,, June 3, in the The 15th commencement exer Graduation exercises will be City auditorium at 3 p.m., according to an announcement by the Rev. Edward cises of Mullen high school, Fort held at St. Mary’s academy, Den Leyden, archdiocesan superintendent of schools. Logan, will take place Friday, May ver, on Thursday, May 31, at Quigg Newton and other city and state officials. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr will present diplomas to 25, in the school gymnasium at 10:30 o’clock. Diplomas will be Awards, in the Archbishop’s essay competition will 8:15 p.m. The seven ^aduates are conferred on 39 graduates by the 456 seniors. Bob Axford, John Barone, George Archbishop Urban J. Vehr. The Rt. be conferred in the ceremony. Raymond Koch of St. Joseph’s high school will Bravdica, George Hernandez, Phil Rev. Mopsignor Harold V. Camp Twenty-six seniors are at present serving in re preside as student chairman of the commencement Quintana, Angus Roger, and Frank bell, pastor of Blessed Sacrament serve components of the armed forces. Robert Ca- Romero. parish, will present the .seniors to rogram. The valedictory address will be delivered varra, senior at St. Joseph’s/ high school, who has Bob Axford 'wilK deliver the the Archbishop and will (Jeliver ly John F. Kelly of Annunciation hi^h school. provided organ music for several comrhencement ex sali^tatory address. Presentation of the address. a ards and diplomas will precede Miss Georgiana Rieden will direct two choral ercises, will make his last appearance at the console Admission to the chapel exer George Hernandez’ valedictory cises is by card only but all the selections to be rendered by the St. Francis de Sales’ of the City auditorium organ. speech. The Very Rev. William J. friends of the graduates are in high school Girls’ chorus. The Catholic High Schools’ High schools participating, besides Regis, ate Kenneally, C.M., rector of St. vited K) the reception in the orchestra, under the direction of Dwight McCready, Cathedral, St. Francis de Sales’, Holy Family, St. Thomas’ seminary, will give the school auditorium after the gradu will present selected music. Joseph’s, and Annunciation. commencement address. Mullen ation exercises. St. Mary’s is con high is conducted by the Christian ducted by the Sisters of Loretto Guests of^ Archbishop Vehr will include Mayor (Names of Graduates on Page 2) Brothers. Bishop Newell Will Officiate Member of Audit Bureau of Circulation Contents Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1951— Permission to Reproduce, Except on Brighton Crucifixion Unit 4r*’'icles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue.
To Be Dedicated May 30 SMILES PREDOMINATED as the Serra expectations and fittingly served their purpose of club sponsored its first “get-acquainted” showing young Catholic boys what life in the seminary is like. The “ get-acquainted day’’ was a day for eighth- grade altar boys from Denver pa project of the Serra vocation committee and was DENVER CATHaiC rochial schools. The young altar ^ y s were guests of arranged by Paul Murray, chairman, and his co honor at the open house at St. Thomas’ seminary. workers. Each school was Invited to send five eighth Denver. Activities of the day included a Solemn grade altar boys after it was found that the facili Mass, a movie about the semiriary, luncheon, games ties could not accommodate all the eighth graders. and races, conducted tours, and Solemn Benedic So successful was the activity that already plans tion. are being made for its expansion. The day was enthusiastically hailed as a great Shown above (left to right) are the Very Rev. REGISTER success. As for 96 eighth grade altar boys from the William Kenneally, C.M., seminary rector; Paul many parochial schools of Denver, ask the chauf Murray, Serra vbcation committee chairman; Tho feurs who drove the excited boys home from the mas Tierney, Serra president; Gilbert Roth, A1 VOL. XLVI. No. 40. THURSDAY, M A Y 24, 1951 DENVER, COLORADO seminary open house. With one accord they will let O’Meara, Jr., Serra trustee; and Joseph Weaver, you know that the events of the day surpassed all Sacred Heart school.— {Register photo by Smyth) Theatines Plan Denver House of Studies Seven-Acre Site Purchased Less Than Year After Parish Established Mass in Colo. Springs Church May 27 Near St. Thomas’ Seminary Mass will be offered for a cost of more than $50,000. The The new parish was established rapidly developing Nob Hill sec Denver will be tbe site for a bouse of studies of tbe Tbeatine Fathers (Congregation the first time in the new Di in June, 1950, to meet the grow vine Redeemer church, Colo tion o j Colorado Springs is the ing population of Colorado of Clerics Regular), tbe first in tbe United States, according to an anouncement made this site of the parish. Springs. It was the second congre week by tbe Rev. John Ordinas, C.R., pastor of St. Cajetan’s parish. rado Springs, on Sunday, May Plant are almost completed gation established within two years The congregation has purchased a seven-acre plot of land at Mississippi avenue and 27, just a little less^than a for the dedication of the church in that area and is the sixth in the year after the parish was estab on Thursday, June 14, by Arch city. Father Theobald took over Birch street and will erect a building that will house approximately 50 students and lished,. the Rev. Duane Theobald, priests. The new building, now be bishop Urban J, Vehr. as pastor on July 6, 1950. Spain, two are in Rome, and two ica is carried on among the Span pastor, announces. ing planned by the architect, will Work on the building is nearly are pursuing courses at Regis ish-speaking. There is a novitiate provide quarters for members of completed. The pews have not the community studying at St. high school, Denver. When plans of the community in Antonito, yet been installed, but Mass will Thomas’ seminary, which is near for the house of studies mate and Theatine Fathers serve St. First Solemn Mass May 27 be offered in the new church Sun by, and will be used as a high rialize, students now studying Cajetan’s parish, Denver, which in school for young aspirants to the abroad will be brought to Den- cludes also Our Lady of Guada day regardless of whether the congregation. lupe church and Our Lady of Vic pews arrive. Father Theobald said. The altar in the church was de By Servite at Mt. Carmel Work on the house of studies tory chapel; Holy Family parish. The plans for the new Theatine signed and built by the Rev. Jo — John Goldsmith photo, Brighton will begin as soon as possible. Fa center in Denver point up the Fort Collins; and ' Our Lady of seph Warnat of St. Therese’s The Rev. Raymond M. La- LaBate of 3834 Kalamath The Crucifixion group erected in the Catholic section ther Ordinas said. The building rapid gprowth of the Theatine con Guadalupe parish, Colorado Bate, O.S.M., a member of Our street, will return to Denver to will not be ready when the semi gregation in the past 25 years. At Springs, in the Denver archdiocese; shrine in Pueblo. Since the church of Elmwood cemetery, Brighton, to the memory of the pi is named for the Divine Redeemer, Lady of Mt. Carmel parish sing his First Solemn Mass Sun nary opens in September, he said, the turn of the 20th centpry and and parishes in Antonito, Capulin, day, May 27, at 10 o’clock in Mt. oneer members of S t Augiistine’s parish, will be dedicated but rooms for students of the The- until about 1915 the order had Durango, and San Luis in the he used the cross as the central and son of Mr, and Mrs. John theme of the striking and unusual Carmel church. Father LaBate was Memorial day, May 30. The' altar and the large crucifix are atine community will be available but one center, in Spainn Now there Pueblo diocese. The Very Rev. Afl- ordained -M ay 20 by^ Auxiliary made of-^old Springs RaMJtrw granite, which is highly pol- at St. Cajetan’s rectory if it is de are three centers in that country. Hiony Barcelo, C.R., of Colorado altar. The church is being erected at Bishop Bernard Sheil ii( St, An ishedj When the monument IS cided to start the program then. There is an Italian province, Lhe Springs is Provincial. drew’s church, Chic«ft»,JU. completed there will be statues of eign Wars will assist Coadju At present there are 10 from quasi-province in the United In Mexico City there are four The ministers fofThei^MkM-will the Blessed Virgin and St. John. tor Bishop Hubert'M. Newell of Colorado studying for tbe Thea- States, from which work in Mex parishes served by the Theatines: Fr. CQlIqlian to Offer be: Assistant priest,\th'd 'Very Rev, I The statues are being carved in Cheyenne when he blesses the tine community. Six are in ico is carried on; and a recently St. Cajetan’s in the Linda Vista Gaetano M. DelBrusco;iQ.S.M.;'rec- Italy of Italian Carrara marble. flag and flag pole prior to a Sol established headquarters in Argen colonia. Holy Family parish in the 1st'Moss in Cathedral tor provincial'of‘ St..’Joseph’s rec Word has been received that they emn Pontifical Mass. Receives tina. Gertrudis Sanchez colonia. Our tors te; deacon, the Rev. John M. haVe been shipped but it is not The Mass will be sung at the The order, which was founded Lady of the Sacred Heart in an When the* Rev. Neil Callahan, Giambastiani, O.S.M., Welby; and known just when they will arrive new altar by Bishop Newell be Heights Scholarship in 1524, did great work combating extremely poor district of the Friar Minor Conventual, sings his subdeacon, the Rev. Julius M. Por- in Brighton. The memorial is a ginning at 10 o’clock. He will be the heresies of the Reformation Mexican capital, and a parish be First Solemn Mass at 10 o’clock cellini, O.S.M. The sermon will be gift from the individual members assisted by the Rt. Rev. Monsignor era, but began to decline in the ing formed in the Colonia Roma, a in the Denver Cathedral on Sun delivered by the Rev. Thomas M, of St. Augustine’s parish. Gregory Smith, pastor of St. anti-clerical period of the 18th prosperous section. day, May 27, his priest-uncle, the LoCascio, O.S.M.,, pastor of Mt. . A large 50-foot flagpole has Francis de Sales’ parish, Denver, century following the suppression Theatines have charge of two Rev. Lucian Harkins, O.F.M. Carmel parish. been erected near the monument as assistant priest; Fathers Emile of religious orders in some coun parishes and a Hospital in Argen Qonv., will be assistant priest. Father LaBate was bom in and the color guard and a corps tries. tina, which will serve as a spear Verschraeghen and John Giam- The sermon will be delivered Denver and attended Mt. Carmel of men from both the American The major work of the congre head for the work of the order bastiani, O.S.M., as deacons of by the Very Rev. Monsignor Wal grade school, and St. Joseph’s and Legion and the Veterans of For- gation in North and South Amer south of the border. honor; the Rev. Charles Sanger as ter J. Canavan, pastor of the Ca Assumption high schools. He en deacon of the Mass, and the Rev. thedral. The deacon of the Mass tered the Order of Servants of Thomas Doran as subdeacon. Fa Diocese of Greensburg Set Up in Pennsylvania will be the Rev. John R. Vidal, Mary at Assumption high school, Msgr. Moran to Be thers Roy Figlino, pastor of St. C.M., of St. Thomas’ seminary; Welby, in 1942, where the pre Aug^ustine’s, and Leo Lyons, and the Rev. James T. Sullivan, paratory seminary was temporar &.S.C., assistant, will be the Msgr. Sheen Named New York Auxiliary C.SS.R., of St. Joseph’s Redemp- ily located. He was vested as a Speaker May 30 in masters of ceremonies. The minor torist parish, Denver, subdeacon. novice at St. Joseph’s seminary, offices will be filled by the altar Washington. — The Rt. Revi tolic in 1929. He was named Titu lar Bishop of Helos and Auxiliary A reception in honor of Father Elgin, 111., in 1943. Simple profes boys of St. Augustine’siti parish. Monsignor Fulton J. Sheen, na sion of vows for three years was tional director of the Society for to the Archbishop of Philadelphia Callahan will be held in the Ar- Mount Olivet Mass made at the completion of the no Fr. Kenneally to Speak the Propagation of the Faith, has in 1935, and was consecrated onaut hotel from 2 to 4 p.m. on Rev. Raymond LaBate, O.S.M. vitiate, and solemn profession was The sermon at the annual Me The Very Rev. William J. Ken been_ named Titular Bishop of March 19, 1936. funday. May 27. morial day Mass to be offered in made in 1948 in Mt. Carmel neally, C.M., rector of St. Thomas’ Cae^riana and Auxiliary to Car church while he was attending St. ML Olivet cemetery, Denver, on seminary, will deliver the sermon. dinal Francis Spellman, Arch- Thomas’ seminary. For the past Wednesday, May 30, will be given Sister Doris, who is in charge Ijishop of New York, it was an Loretto Heights Activities Building year he attended Our Lady of the by the Rt. Rev. Monsignor John P. of the music at St. Augustine’s, is nounced by the Apostolic Delega Forest priory. Lake Bluff, 111. Moran, pastor of St. John’s parish, preparing the choir. Mrs. John tion here. • Denver, it is announced by the Beals will be the organist. A new diocese has also been set Very Rev. Monsignor James P Dr. J. W. Wells, mayor of up by Pius XII in Western Penn Flaniagan, superintendent of the Brighton, the members of the sylvania. Comprising Armstrong, Burse Gifts Form cemetery. Archbishop Urban J. City council, and many prominent Indiana, Westmoreland, and Fay Vehr will be the celebrant of the non-Catholics have signified their The Loretto Heights Alum ette counties, heretofore part of Mass, to be offered at 10 o’clock Fitting Memorials intention of attending the dedica nae association has awarded the Pittsburgh diocese, the new di in the Gallagher Memorial chapel. tion ceremony, ocese will have Greensburg as its a four-year .scholarship to Miss On Wednesday next week Amer Other officers of the Mass will see city. Bishop Hugh L. Lamb, Immediately following the cere Juanita Leyba, a Manual high icans will join once again in the be: Assistant priest, the Rt. Rev Auxiliary of Philadelphia, has mony the women of the Altar and school senior, according to Miss observance of Memorial day and Monsignor Harold V. Campbell, Rosajy society will honor Bishop been named the first Bishop. May Pagano, chairman- of the pay tribute to the departed heroes pastor of Blessed Sacrament par Newell and the visiting members scholarship committee. The award, Director of Minion Society whose lives were given, and are ish, Denver; deacons of honor, the of the clergy with a luncheon. Rev. Matthias Blenkush of Presen established this year in memory of Bishop-elect Sheen became na still being given, to preserve our tation parish, Denver, and the Rev. the late Sister Mary Vivian, one tional director of the Society for American heritage. Forrest Allen of St. Anne’s, Ar Fr. Kelly Improved time dean of the college, is valued the Propagation of the Faith in Heroes of another type are vada; deacon, the Rev. Robert Mc The condition of the Rev. John at $1,500. Miss Leyba is the September, 1950, and retains this needed more than ever to preserve Mahon of Sts. Peter and Paul’s, Kelly, pastor of St. Joseph’s par daughter of Mrs. Minnie Leyba, position. Born in 1895, he was or our Christian heritage. They are Wheatridge; subdeacon, the Rev. ish, Golden, was reported at press 1216 29th avenue. Eighteen years dained in 1919 for the Diocese of the generous youth who dedicate Albert Puhl, Golden; and master time to be much improved. He was of age, she has been a leader in Peoria. He received a doctorate in themselverf to the service of Christ of ceremonies, the Very Rev. Mon- said to be in good spirits and school activities as well as those of philosophy at the Catholic univer and the spread of His mission. signor David Maloney. resting well. Father Kelly has been Sacred Heart parish. Her activities sity in Louvain, Belgium, and a There is no more worthy cause The music for the Mass will be ill in St. Joseph’s hospital, Denver, include the Spanish-speaking club, doctorate in theology in Rome. He than to assist in the education of rendered by the student choir of since he suffered a stroke early the amateur photography club, was named an honorary professor these youths. What better memo St. Thomas’ seminary. in February. and Juniir Achievement. of the Catholic university in Lou rial could we make to our beloved vain. Noted as an author and ora dead than a contribution toward tor, he this year completed his 21st that education? Christ the King Rectory Blessed series of talks on the Catholib Gifts to the Little Flower burse Hour over NBC. He was a profes for the education of a seminarian sor of philosophy at Catholic uni directly assist this cause. In the versity until last fall. He has been past week the burse total was a Domestic Prelate since’ 1935. pushed to $3,212, principally Bishop Lamb, bom in 1890, was through an anonymous donation On the east side of the building, second floor, are ordained in 1915 in Rome for the THIS IS A RECENT PICTURE of of $100 from a Denverite. Other the kitchen and three smaller dining rooms. On the Archdiocese of Philadelphia. After Machebeuf hall, activities building at Loretto gifts included $25 from Mrs. M. J. ground floor, east side, are a publications room, post pastoral work he was named to the Heights college, Denver, which is expected to be McAtee of Denver in memory of office, book store, games room, snack bar, offices, faculty of SL Charles Borromeo’s ready for the opening of the fall term. The five her husband and an anonymous and utilities rooms. seminary. Overbrook, Pa., in 1918, large picture windows on the second floor are in the gift of $3. and became secretary to Cardinal dining room for 750 students. The area directly The building, erected at a cost of $450,000, is Contributions to the Little Dennis Dougherty in 1921. He be below the dining room can be used as one large of red brick with stone trim. N. R. Nielsen and Sons Flower burse may be sent directly came Chancellor of the rfrchdio- assembly room or it can be divided into three are the contractors, and John K. Monroe is the arch to the Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr cese in 1926, a Domestic Prelate smaller, rooms. The Iwge bay windows are in itect. Guests at the graduation exercises Sunday, at the Chancery office, 1536 in .1927, and a Prothonotary Apos lounges on both floors. May 27, will have a pre-opening inspection tour. Logan street, Denver 5, Colo. SEVEN DENVERITES DRIVE 150 MILES TO STUCCO BUILDING Walden Church Finished by Volunteer Labor
(Picture! on Pag* 3) the plasterers at the Mass. “ This is a great example to I didn’t think such things happened anymore.’’ Everyone OPEN HOUSE is scheduled Sunday, rectories in Denver expressly designed for that pur SEVEN DENVER PLASTERERS drove more than all of us,’’ he said. “ We Catholics understand why these in town said substantially the same thing. Charles P. Murphy, stete senator, and himself May 27, from 2 to 5 o’clock in the new pose, is built of white brick matching the present 150 miles and gave up an entire week end so that they men left their families on Mother’s day and drove more, school and church and has a tile roof. It contains could help the Catholics of Walden, the most isolated than 150 miles to add their bit to this beautiful church a staunch member of the parish, described it as a “ gpreat rectory of Christ the King parish, which was mission of the Denver archdiocese, complete the new St. without remuneration. We understand why Don Negri example of Catholic Action.’’ blessed Wednesday, May 23, by Archbishop Urban quarters for the pastor, assistant, housekeeper, and guests. The Home is L-shaped with the priests’ Ignatius church. drove 70 miles to sing at this Maas. What se^ms odd to The ttucco work ii the last itep preparatory to J. Vehr on the occasion of the first administration James O’Hare, Denver plastering contractor, and six others is a part of us, part of the life of every Catholic. the dedication of St. Ignatius’ church by ArchbUhop of the sacrament of Confirmation in the young quarters running south along Fairfax street, and the living room, dining room, kitchen, and house of his men spent all the Mother’s day week end. May l3 Love for God and the Church of God is the reason.’’ Urban J. Vehr on Monday, June 25, at 11 o clock. parish. The Rev. John W. Scannell, pastor, invites and 14, putting two coats of stucco on the new church. The example of Catholic Action by the Denver The only expense for this latest improvement of the parishioners to inspect the new priests’ house this keeper’s quarters running west from the street. It has a large hall in the basement under - the south They took out just time enough to file into the front pews workers caused much comment and great admiration church was the cost of the cement. Senator Munihy pro Sunday as guests of himself and the Rev. Kenneth to attend the holy sacrifice of the Mass. They did all the among both the Catholics and non-Catholics of the North vided room and board for the plasterers. On Saturday Funk, his assistant wing and garages and storage space under the west wing.— {Register photo by Warren Turilli) work without any charge. Park community. A former mayor, Vic Reilly, who is a evening they were guests for dinner at the Case Johnson The rectory, at 833 Fairfax street, one of the few The Rev. Thomas Barry of Kremmling lauded non-Catholic, exclaimed: “ This ^Aes me a lot of good, ranch. ^1“ -■%- V, - , V ”
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1741 Triaenl PL DENVER’S MOST Leading Graduation Roles 1951 Graduates of Denver's Parochial High Schools III 14th St PROGRESSIVE 4 » E. 17tk Arc The 466 graduates of the five Sheehan, Donald Svaldi, Betty Mona Barnhart, "Lucille Vincent Richard Smith, John Snively, Ger parochial high schools of Denver Tarantino, Richard Turner, Ber- Bellanti, Donald Dean Bolke, Mar ald Teague, Joseph Tengler, James 104 B. IDb Arc. and o f Regis high school, who will nita Vahling, Henrietta Vahling, lene Borelli, Raymond .Walter Trione, Philip Unrein, Jerome 1M7-0 Market St. (II E. Utb Are.* receive diplomas in the 19th annual Ronald Younger, and Frank Whe Brisnehan, Joanne L. Bucher, Walden, James Wall, and John joint commencement exercises Sun lan. Anita Corazza, Donna Jule €our- Waters. TAbei 1171 day, June 3, at 3 o’clock in the City Sf. Fronds do Sales' sey, Louise Roberta Coutts, Mar- auditorium are listed here. aret Ann. Crowe, Earl Harold High School Cathedral High School )aley, Rita Dastole, Virginia Eliz Jean Adams, Jack Anderies, abeth Dickerson, Jacqueline L. Charlotte Adams, Joseph Ad- William Baber, Thomas Baker, DiPaolo. Norman Jeane Dunlap; ducai, Elmer Albery, Rosemary Ap- Mary Virginia Banahan, «Marian Gloria Mae Fiorella, Evelyn L. plehans. Hazel Arnold, Barbara Barnes, Mary Behan, Michele Ben- Atzenbeck, Mary Josephine Biu- Forges, Eleanor Ann Fortier, Mar dekovic, Robert Berglund, James tha Gallegos, Mary Ann.Gebhard, ATTENTION CLERQYMEN: del, Cecilia Bogaez,. Carol Boh, Billinger, Joan Blake, William Mary Frances Boyle, Barbara Barbara Joan Giambrocco, Edward Boom, Carol Borrer, Donald Bur Broderick, John Burke, Clyde Ca Graves, Patricia R. Griffith, Al ton, Shari Carlson, Patrick Car- nine, Thomas Canino, Eugene Cav- berta Guzman, Elizabeth Marie roll, Mary Ethel Casey, Mary Lou aliere, Alice Chavez, Donald Cian- Haberkorn, Daniel Patrick Halli- Cottrell's NoVf-Has cio, Lois Clarkin, Thaddeus Coates, Caskins, Norma Cline, Clarene nan, Eleanor May Hallinan, John William Coffey, James Connor, Colborg, Joann DeSabato, Loretta Arthur Hamill, John Arthur Ham Ruth Courtney, Doris Crimmins; Diemer, John Dowd, Lawrence mond, Virgil Harri^ Beverly Ann Leander Davir, Mary Ann de Dowd, June Doyle, Joanne Du- Head, Mary Ann Heinrich, Rita Complete Selections in Real, Joseph DiPaolo, Chauncey Bois, Mary Lou Durflinger, James m Hesse, Marilyn Virginia Hol- Dunn, Arnold Espinoza, Rosemary Dwyer; zer, Milton Leonard Huck; Fanelli, Donald Fowkes, Rosemary Nancy Ecke, Teresa Engle, Alida Rose Marie Ihrer, Raymond Gappa, Edward Glenn, John Glenn, Everett, Patricia Fallon, James Johnson, Frank Edward Kafka, Phyllis Hale, Carolyn Hamilton, Flood, Mary Catherine Frain, Rosemary Kams, Philip Joseph ALL-WOOL BLACK Rita Hdrris, Joseph Heaton, Marie Frances Frede, Donna Ann Gia- Kennedy,A.enneuy, Louisjjouie Joseph■ Kiting, The- RAYMOND KOCH (left) of St. Joseph;s high school, Hogan, Thomas Holland, Andrew comozzi, Robert Gagnon, William odore Lally, Sally Lampert,jampi Denver, will be student chairman of the joint commence Horan, Rose Marie Hotra, Patricia Golden, Marilyn Greenwald, Georgiana Marie Losasso, Niha ment exercises of the Denver parochial high schools in the City audi Jones, Raymond Jones, Albion Thomas Guerin, Philip Gulick, Jeanette Lucius, Kathryn Ann Ma TROPICAL WORSTED torium June 3 at 3 p.m. John F. Kelly (right) of Annunciation Ki(;k, Mary Patricia Kirk, Mar Robert Henderson, Mary Joann lone, Dorie-J. Marone, John Josepn high school will deliver the valedictory address on “ Citizens of Two garet Kirwan, Mary Dorothy Ko- Higgins, Judith Hudson, Janet Maroney, Margaret Mora, Robert Hufnagel, Edward Hunter, Donald Worlds.” ■ 1 walczyk; Lee Monarty, 'Theresa Marie Mat SUMMER SUITS Margaret LaBossiere, Ann Law Huppert, Carol Johnson, Kathryn kovich; rence, Irene Lewis, Carol Lind Jordan, Robert Jordan; Mary Jane O’Hayre, Mary Jean Frank Keegan, Sara Jean Kraus, Notre Dame Prof to Address Employers quist, Mary Gene Lohr, Joan Lum^ Peck, Joanne Marie Pergola, Jean Single and Double Breasted ley, Ronald Makowski, Marilyn Mary Agnes Kurtz, Marjorie Lu Persichitte, Joan Persichitte, Mar Father Keller is nationally Mantello, Adeline Martinez, John cerne, Kathleen Lynch, William lene Piscitella, Carol Ploussard The Rev. Edward A. 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Patricia Sander Twila Benedict Ethel Buckley Laura Carlen Jane Cutbbertion
Fifty-four seniors will be Special honors in graduation will Ethel Buckley, Worland, Wyo.; Bachelor of arts degrees will be 4565 King street; Agnes Porreco, awarded diplomas when Lo- go to Miss Patricia Sander of To Miss Laura Carlen, 1071 Marion conferred on 42 young women, and D^rby; Elaine Rossi, Derby; Rose bachelor of science degrees will be retto Heights college, Denver, peka, Kans., who will be graduated street, Denver; Miss Jane Cuth- Mary Sharpies, 630 E. 16th ave magna cum laude. Degrees cum presented to 12 others. Archbishop holds its 30th annual com bertson, 4744 Federal boulevard, Urban J. Vehr will confer the de nue; Doris Splear, 2636 Colorado mencement exercises, Sunday, laude will be presented to Miss Denver; and Miss Antoinette Ve grees.. Auxiliary Bishop Joseph boulevard; Mary Ann Stretz, 2675 May 27, at 3 p.m. Twila Benedict, Yampa; Miss lasquez, Pueblo. M. Marling of Kansas City will Marion street; Anne Sweeney, 579 give the address. A pre-opening Galapago street; and Isabel Zar inspection tour of Machebeuf hall, ate, 2018 Champa street. the nearly completed student acti Offered Mass at 'End of U.S.' vities building, will follow the cere Graduates from outside Denver monies. are Dorothy Marie ffauer. Rapid City, S. Dak.; Gloria Biel, El Paso, Aleutians Chaplain Now at Camp Carson Other Denver area graduates in Tex.; Patricia DeLuhery, Omaha, clude Grace Burke, 1585 Milwau Neb.; Jimmie Dougherty, Hot kee street; Theresa Cavanaugh, Sulphur Springs; Edna Hernan B y E d M iller from Siena college in the Loudon- ville, S. Car., air force base before 520 E. Fifth avenue; Jean Cough dez, El Paso, 'Tex.; Ruth Hickert, going to Alaska. FAR OUT near the end of the ville, N.Y., school’s second class. lin, 1160 Birch street; Joan Deline, New Almelo, Kans.; Delores Hot- IN HIS ALASKAN WORK, Fa Aleutian chain between the Rat After that came studies for the 1112 E. Bayaud avenue; Mary Ann tovy, Dwight, Neb.; Jeanne John Dolan, 630 E. 16th avenue; Ger priesthood in St. Mary’s seminary, ther Spiwak was associated with son, Leadville; Lois Leone, Gallup, islands and the Near islands on a aldine FitzGerald, 2806 Jasmine the famous Polar Jesuit, Father N. Mex.; Rosalind Limtiace, Sina- little spot of land called Shemya, Baltimore, and, upon ordination, street; Betsy Foley, 745 Steele jana, Guam; Lillian Maele, Thomas Cunningham, who was re Chaplain (Lt.) Stanley W. Spi-^ a three-year, period as assistant street; Mary Claire Grant, 1574 Hawaii; Jo Moore, Raton, N. Mex.; cently the central figure in a Steel street;. Anne Hoare, 2210 Eileen Ritter, Deertrail; Mary wak of the U.S. air force said the tin St. Anne’s parish, Albany. Called to chaplain duty with the thrilling ice floe rescue in the Lowell boulevard; Adelaide Kelly, Catherine Roche, Colorado last Mass celebrated aoywhere in 3843 Julian street; Beverly Lewis, Springs; Evelyn Rodriguez, El air force two and a half years Bering sea off Little Diomede the world on Christmas night, 1925 E. 22nd avenue; Lorraine Paso, "Tex.; Gloria Salazar, El ago, he was stationed at the Green island. 1950. Magor, 2545 Ulay street; Gene Paso, Tex.; Jeanne Saykally, Clo + + + + + vieve Malpiede, 3712 Pecos street; vis,'!^. Mex.; Viola Saykally, Clo International Dateline Eileen McIntyre, 2249 Court place; vis, N. Mex.; Yvette Schaded, Wel- Causes Rare Occurrence Dolores Morletti; 901 W. Seventh lington> Tex.; Frances Vaeth, 'Parish' Priest avenue; Mary Gwen Morrissey, 810 Cheyenne, Wyo.; and Helen Wild- Because the international date E. 12th avenue; Patricia O’Day, gen, Canon City. line makes a wide jog to the west to bypass the Aleutians, it was Of the Aleutians still Christmas on Shemya when it was almost the day after tomor row across the way in Russia. DON'T MISS When Father Spiwak ascended the altar for the evening Mass allowed service men by canon law, there was only one possible place left that Mass could still be celebrated on Christmas. That was on the next island west, deserted Attu, the farthest outpost of the U.S. * * • FOR FATHER SPIWAK, who this week passed through Denver en l*oute to a new assignment as chaplain at Camp Carson in Colo rado Springs, saying Christmas’ last Mass 'was not an attempt to WORKERS WHO AIDED in the task ling and Grand Lake, whose parish includes the score a “ first," or, to be more c f stuccoing the exterior of the recently Walden mission; and State Senator Charles P. correct, a “ last;” it was atoutine Murphy. completed St. Ignatius’ mission church in Walden duty for the “ parish priest of the are shown at top. Left to right are Lew Jenkins, a Workers (below) are shown laying it on in the Aleutians.” task of stuccoing the new St. Ignatius mission church, non-Catholic; Harry Johnson, who was hired and For the past year and a half the Walden, for which they donated their time and labor. paid by Bert Quinn to assist; Patrick Higgins, Bern young priest from the Diocese of ard O’Hare, brother of James O’Hare, who directed Left to right are Lew Jenkins, Bernard .O’Hare, Albany has been the spiritual James O’Hare, and Harry Johnson at the mycer.— the work; .lames O’Hare, Robert (Bud) -Hoelsken, shepherd of the natives and the (Photos by William K. Walker, courtesy of Vacation- James McNichols, and Robert Smith. In the front U. S. army, navy, and air force land Photo Co., Kremmling) row are the Rev. Thomas B^rry,.pastor of Kremm- personnel on the Aleutian chain, making his “ parish” rounds, sick Redemptorist to Speak Leading Catholics calls, etc., by airplane. Authority on Family Life NOT SO LONG AGO, on his Attend Democrats' way back from saying an “ extra curricular” Mass outside his To Address Luncheon Club “ parish” in Point Barrow, the National Sessions northernmost tip of Alaska, the The important subject of “ What speaker for the First Friday Lunch C-46 he was riding in landed to Is Happening to the Modern Fam eon club. Father Mann, who was Prominent Catholic Democrats ily?’’ will b^treated by the Rev. refuel at Umiat, an airstrip with recently assigned to St. Joseph’s “ two shacks and an oil well” situ Frank L. Garland Agency Frederick Mann, C.SS.R., June Redemptorist parish in Denver, is in Denver for the Democratic na a recognized authority in the field tional committee meeting are Wil ated well above the Arctic circle. (Members of St. Vincent de PauTs Parish) On takeoff the plane’s left engine of family relations, to which he liam Marshall Boyle, Jr., national INSURANCE . SURETY BONDS has been devoting much of his quit and the plane “ went in.” Democratic chairman; John T. When he opened his eyes after the CHAPLAIN (LT.) STANLEY W. SPIWAK of the U.S. time in recent years. 0e is also Costello of Kansas City, Mo. Representing well known Slock an expert in such fields as youth crash. Father Spiwak found him air force, who passed through Denver earlier this week on work, the Cana movement, labor George J. Leary of Boston and self in a silver ’ stalagmite; the his way to a new assignment at Camp Carson in Colorado Springs, Companies exclusively, plane was standing vertically, its is shown above in a photo taken recently on the tiny Aleutian island relations, and in assisting AA Grey Leslie of Washington, assist INSURE TODAY— work. ants to the chairman; William snout struck in a snowdrift. Wait of Shemya, one of the chain of islands that curves like Alaska’s tail ing in the 40-below-zero weather some 1,250 miles, toward Russia’s Kamchatka peninsula. For the BE SURE TOMORROW Neale Roach of Maryland, assist for another plane to come along past year and a half Father Spiwak has been “ parish” priest on the Group Discussion Let me engineer your Iniurance. Is Requested ant treasurer; Miss Bette Vines of was rather dull, according to the Aleutiap chain, traveling by plane to minister to the spiritual needs Denver, secretary to Mr. Roach; priest. of his GI and native parishioners. Beyond the priest in the picture 2171 So. Franklin St.. PE. 3067 Father Mann has requested that and Mary C. Zirkle of New Jer Reared in Watervliet, N.Y., the is the imaginary line where the Bering sea makes junction with the young chaplain was graduated Pacific ocean. Over the horizon is the U.S.S.R. there be group participation in his sey, national Democratic comp discussion of a topic vital to Cath olic-fathers. Because of the im troller. portance of his luncheon talk on Maurice Tobin, Secretary of Friday, June 1, at noon in the Labor, another Catholic, arrived Mural room of the Albany hotel, in Denver by air Wednesday night all interested Catholic men are to attend the meetings. He is stay invited. The growing luncheon club ing at the Brown Palace hotel. meets once a month on the first The meetings of the regional Friday to hear some prominent and national Democratic cpmmit- speaker. Members pledge only to tees opened May 23 in the Silver Why the BOULEVARD MORTUARY is..... receive Holy Communion on that Glade of the Cosmopolitan and will day. remain in session until Friday Interested men are invited to evening. May 25. The Wednesday make fe? ervations before May 30 and Thursday meetings are con DENVER'S LEADING CATHOLIC MORTUARY with F. F. Bishofberger, president, cerned with regional matters. The Father Frederick Mann at PE. 2293. meeting Friday will be called by the national Democratic commit tee to determine the site of the It is Owned by Catholics. 1952 convention. The leading con lleli^ioiiis itrticles tenders for the ’ convention are • Statuei • Roiarie* • Medals • Books Philadelphia, Chicago, and Miami. It is Supervised by Catholics-. • Crucifixes • Prayer Books • Pendants* Pictures Democratic headquarters for • Plaques ' the three-day meeting are in the Tts Chapels and equipment are built Shirley-Savoy hotel. Complete Line of Religious Articles for Church and Home to provide Catholic Services exclusively. Judge Jos. Walsh Its staff of Catholic gentlemen is well A. P. Wagner versed in the Liturgy and Precepts of the Re-Elected Head of Holy Catholic Church, realizing the sanctity < iirii< II <;oons (o. and dignity of the individual. ^ 606 14th Sf. Between Californio & Wciton TA. 8331 Legal Aid Society They supervise each funeral with individual Judge Joseph J. Walsh of St. Philomena’s parish, Denver, care as an Honor ond Conscience-Binding Duty prominent Catholic layman, has as taught by Holy Mother Church. been re-elected president of, the Legal Aid society of Denver,' a Community Chest agency. Dr. A. It has the Largest Catholic Personnel in Denver. S. Cecchini was elected vice presi Mm dent and Charles D. Hall was SAVE SAFELY named treasurer. Municipal Judge 31 Years of Service to Denver's Frank E. Hickey was elected Catholic Families. director. New members are Mrs. Mary Rose, chief probation of ficer, and Municipal Judge Robert H. McWilliams, Jr. Appointed by Judge Walsh as members of the executive commit tee are Chief 'Justice William H. Jackson, Colorado Supreme court; BOULEVARD Edwin J. Wittelshofer, president elect, Denver Bar association; Dean Gordon A. Johnston of the 3020 FEDERAL BOULEVARD GR. 1626 University of Denver; Jacob V. Schaetzel; Miss Mary Griffith, and Howard Roepnack. Paul F. Ivey was reappointed secretary. Fred R. Rehmer was appointed attorney for the society.
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PAGE FOUR Office, 93 8 B an n ock Sfreef THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4205 Thuridoy, May 24, 1951 4 ' 1" Regis High Seeks Full Championship Safe on a Close One Bulldogs Are After Tie Raiders Down Jays By Jim Richardson for two; Dave Bryson, who ■ also The big Red Raiders from Regis got a single and double; and Ray For First Place in Finale high won at least a share o f the Costello and Bowen, who hit S t Joseph’s Bulldogs will be out to get a share of the Denver Parochial league baseball safely. title May 20 at Federal park by Th« game was called after six Pwochial League baseball crown when the Westsiders clash clipping the Cathedral Bluejays, innings because Regis invoked the with undefeated Regis Thursday, May 24, at 8 :30 o’clock at 18-0. ^ 10-run, five-inning rule. The six Fifth and Federal. The Bulldogs, with a loss to Cathedral Lefthander JiiA Bowen set down frames, including rain,, had re marring their record, will be shooting for a cochampionship the Jays with one single, a lonely quired two hours and 45 minutes with the Raiders, and the latter drive to center by Joe DiPaolo for the opener of a twin bill. will be out to gain an undisputed in the last inning, and Bowen was Tigers Nip Gremlins so annoyed by missing a no-hitter All-Star Gome Set championshi|>. St. Francis de Sales’ fighting that he struck out the next three Gremlins Mve up a 2-1 thriller to Game Already batters to finish the game. Bow the Holy Family Tigers May 20, June 9 in Stadium en’s strikeouts totaled nine for when Jack Isenhart outlasted Dick Twice Postponed the afternoon. Brady. Isenhart gave up three The-lOth annual public-parochial The game has already been Regis opened the scoring in the hits, Brady four. Dick Poison got All-Star game will be played June postponed twice by rain. The sec second when Jerry Burns walked all three of St. Francis’ hits. 9 at Bears stadium under the aus ond time the game was scheduled, and Bill Faddis walloped a double The Gremlins took a one-run pices of the American Lenon and on May 16, the two teams actually over the. left-field fence on first lead in the first inning on Poison’s the Nugget Boosters for the bene took the field and started to play, bounce, to place runners on sec single and stolen base, followed by fit of the AID fund for injured but a torrential downpour soon ond and third. Tom Sarconi then a sacrifice and fielder’s choice. high school athletes. This year the ended the game. grounded a curve ball o ff Pitcher But the Tigers tied the count in winning team will receive the Dan Besides having an important im Joe Horan’s glove to score Burns. the third when Brady walked Ron Darnell Memorial trophy estab portant bearing on the final stand- Sarconi himself was thrown out by nie Burat with three on. In the lished by the Elks lodge in memory ngs the game will pit the league’s Bluejay Catcher Charley Parker fifth. Tiger Catches Dick Golesh of the popular local sports figure top pitcher against the leaguers when he tried to make second. But who had singled, scored the win who died recently. top batting lineup. Thus far this at that point Horan had lost his ning run by beating a throw to The Parochials, who won, 6-2, in season St. Joseph’s Joe Wedow ball game. home plate on a roller to short. 1950, have a large number of vet has allowed but one earned run In the fifth, with Regii lead Brady struck out seven, and erans from that contest playing and struck out 68 batters in 36 ing, 3-0, a half-hour rain de Isenhart 13. this year, including Schoepflin and innings. The Raiders, on the other layed the game and turned the Annunciation and Mullen high Turner of St. Joseph’s, Braun and hand, boast a real “ Murderer’s diamond into a muddy battle school baseball teams concluded HERE IS A PHOTO by Smyth that the fahs have been one of a half-dozen long rhubarbs that, along with a drenching down field.* The Raiders used the Bryson of Regis, Reidel of Annun Row” in Braun, who is batting the season for 1951 in a game waiting for! Umpire Hendrix (far right) called Bluejay pour, choked up the game an hour. Regis eventually beat Cathedral, ciation, and DiPaolo of Cathedral. 616; Bryson, .386; Sarconi, .464; breather well, however, and played at 37th and Clayton street 13-0, for at least a ^are of the Denver Parochial league title. The Public school stars who ap and Faddis, .333. came back in the sixth to slide May 17, with the Cardinals coming Schiavone safe on this play at first base, ruling that Regis’ Dave Raiders meet St. Joseph’s for the pennant May 31, in the season peared in lineups this year include If Wedow is able to halt the across 10 damp runs on four out on the long end of a 17-10 Bryson had trapped the ball on the ground. Tl^e decision provoked finale. (Register photo by Smyth) • Carlsen and Marks of East; booming bats of the Raiders the singles, five walks, and five count. Damon, South; Mantooth, West; Bluejay errors. By this time The Ft. Logan squad took an a total of nine runs in the fourth game Aould be a classic. The and fifth innings. and Villano, North. Raiders have ample mound Cathedral Coach Cobe Jones had early lead with a five-run barrage Parochial League strength themselves with Jim run through four pitchers. In in the first inning featured by Norm Rogers of Mullen got a Bowen and Johnny Meier. the entire game, the season George Hernandez’ home run with four-bagger in the second inning, finale for the Jays, Jones used one on. The Cardinals came back and Frank Romero of Mullen and S u kiim , S ickliq h iiL , Standings Pitched8 Duel 15 players. in the second to capture the lead Jim Brozovich of Annunciation The biggest guns in the Raiders’ as six runners crossed the plate hit triples in the free-swinging iiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiyiiinmuiitiiiiiimiiianM In Prospect barrage were Faddis, who got two and sewed the game up by scoring contest. T*am w L Pet. SIAY Mercy hospital attendants were happy to tell a Register reporter Regii ...... B 0 1.000 Bowen, with a number of his Wednesday that Ralph Tancredo’s “ condition is improved and he’s St. Joseph’s ...... 4 1 .800 teammates on the Regis club, doing very well now.” Cathedral ...... 4 2 .667 played with the 40 & 8 American AnnuncUtion ...... 8 3 .500 The Holy Family Tiger outfielder is the second parochial league Holy Family ...... 8 8 .BOO Legion club that captured the Bears' Palica Has Been Around Country ballplayer to be hospitalized by accidental beanballs this season. St. Francis’ ... 6 .167 state and regional Le^on titles in Ralph’s injury was a genuine freak. After he was hit on the head Mullen ...:...... 0 6 .000 the past summer. Meier, a sopho By Pete Engelken At 23, Erv is now spending his was nearly half over and Bo had third year in < the Dodger camp with a pitched ball Sunday, Ralph went on to play out the game. Reaulu P«it Week more, has proved a real prospect, It takes a heap of playin’ and won only three games and lost Spectators in the bleachers asked each other: “ Where’d it hit him?” after three years with Dodger eight before his arm began shap Regis 18, Cftthedml team 0 allowing but three hits and strik a heap of travelin’ to make a ball And many were reluctant to believe that this had been a beanball, farm clubs. ing up after an injury. He went Holy Family team 2; St. Francis’ 1 ing out 23 batters in winning two player, judging from the experi because ^ Ip h hardly flinched. It was after the game that he felt Select Your Bo started his professional on to win 11 more and lost four. Annunciation 17, Mullen 10 games. ences of Bo Palica, the hefty dizzy and was taken to Mercy hospital, where a delicate and critical Another duel that will be right-hander of the Denver Bears. career in 1941 in Class C circles Bo’s parents are both immi with Charleston, W. Va., in the concussion was discovered. He received Extreme Unction and under watched With interest by the fans In his 10 years in pro circuits Bo grants. His father came to this FISHERMEN Summer Suit Mid-Atlantic league. The next year country in 1914 and his mother a went surgery. But the nurses at the hospital say that Ralph js' feeling will be the battle between oppos has toed the mound in ball parks better now. . . . from his home state of California he was with Cedar Rapids, la., in FELT SOLES ing receivers, the Raiders’ Dick the Three-I league. The rash of batters struck by pitched balls has increased Braun and St. Joseph’s Bud to New York and down the East spectator interest in players who publicly make the sign of the Vulcanized NOW! coast. In 1943 he moved into Class A Schoeppflin. Schoepflin, although ball in Wilkes Barre, Pa., under cross before stepping to the plate, as does Danny Holden, popular ROY SYSTEM, INC, not the heavy hitter that Braun is, Bo was baptized “ Ambrose,” manager “ Poosh ’em up” Tony outfielder for the Denver Bears. . . . has proved himself a good man SHOE REPAIR after his father, in Los Angeles in Lazzeri. More important, that is Cathedral’s Joe Adduce! was beaned severely a few weeks ago, Broadwijr at Irvincton UP. 4Itl behind the plate and a dependable 1921, and he has forgotten the where he met his wife-to-be, and Joe was unconscious in the batter’s box for a full half hour clutch hitter. priest^ who was a party to the Wanda Poplaski. They were mar while an ambulance whined to Federal park through heavy Sunday christening . Even his wife, Wanda, ried the day after the season afternoon traffic. That evening, however, Joe was reported to be knows him now only as Bo. There closed. “ resting comfortably,” and he came back into uniform looking are five Palica boys in the family The Cleveland Indians bought better than ever. . . . SEND YOUR BOY TO now, three of them professional his contract in 1944 and he went This past Sunday, Adduce! took the Bluejay mound in relief of UilCillON baseball players. The eldest of the to the Baltimore Orioles of the Joe Horan, who had filled in for him. Coach Jones jerked Adducci TOOU... brothers, Kjist, was killed by a International league. after he had walked two Regis batters, and the Raiders began bat panese shell in the South Pa- Then came nearly a year in the ting practice against Ralph Sugar, who normally plays first base, CAMP cine on Mother’s day, 1945. The army for Bo, followed by a medical and against Joey DiPaolo, Cathedral third baseman. With the regular second youngest, Alex, 25, is now discharge and then back to baseball Bluejay infielders in the pitcher’s box, the Jones defense fell apart, playing semi-pro ball in Canada. with Oakland, Calif., and later Los and the Redmen ran up 10 of their 13 runs on four singles and a ST. M ALO It is about the youngest of the Angeles. The past three years, scorebookful of errors, . . . Are* 9 t* IT Palica moundsmen that Bo es- before doming to the Denver Bears At least tome of the multitudinout Regit runt can be ex peciaUy likes to talk. That is un this spring, were spent with Meri plained by the adhetive gook that tervet at topioil in the Federal dian, Miss., where he won 54 and derstandable because he is Erv boulevard diamond. The half-hour rain that delayed the game in Palica of the Brooklyn Dodgers. lost 33. The first year at Meridian the fourth inning made the field a matt. Outfieldart who tried to Naar Rocky Mountain Na ,N e .m Ttinnpine take off for fly ballt found their ihoat weighted down with five tional Park in tha heart of
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Thurtdoy, May 24, 1951 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyitone 4205 PAGE FIVE '
Spring Music Recital Set 4 Sets of Twins Make 1st Communion SiHCi, V/A',TCH^ For Holy Rosary Students GIRilRD fiHE (Holjr Rotary Parith, Denvar) Edna Jones,-Edwina Kolar, Sally Th« music students of Holy Ro Jo Kolar, Ronald Krasovich, Shir sary school will present their an ley Kumar, Katherine L u n k a, nual spring recital on Thursday Frank Nortnik, Margaret Oietaki, evening, May 24, at 8 p.m. in the Wanda Oletski,'Charlotte Padboy, school auditorium. The public is Judy, Padboy, Barbara Padgett, Nancy Padgett, John Staniewski, PERREGAOX cordially invited to attend. Bonny Strauss, Marilyn Silk, Judy The music instructor, Sister Sample, Iona Stongle, Melvin Wol- Mary Magdaline, has arranged a varied program of accordion and lendar, afld Mary Ann WcisgrTl Dancers Will include Maiw^ep- Robert Gibbons Patricia Gibbons Robert Lusso Roberta Lussa Bon Moatejra Jose Montoya James Gardner John Gardner piano numbers, among which are Nine Years Nine Years Eifht Years EJfht Years Seven Years Seven Years Seven Years Seven Years several four-piano selections. The per, Helen Steckline, Tj^Tlma students who will play are Dorothy Steckline, Billy Ann Davis, Sylvia FOUR SETS OF TWINS mad&»their First Communion in St. Patrick’s church, Denver, on Sunday, May 6. Arko, Walter Bendever, Daniel Bohte, and Rose Estrada. The girls + + 4 - + + + + + + -P Bohte, Kathlene Deaser, Shirley choir will also be on the program. Davidek, Joan Demshki, Vivian Everyone is welcome to attend Greenwalt, Florine Gabriello, Gor this progtam, which is one of the gon Gonzales, Mary Ann Horvat, outstanding events of the School St Patrick's Altar Unit Reception on May. 27 year. The Rev. Regis McGuire, gen Mrs. James Foley, president of (St. Patrick’* Periih, Denver) uBois and James Donahue; 9 Father McGui^ congiDuBois congratulated eral . chairman of the bazaar, o’clock, Tony Canzona, Fred the incoming officers, who will be May Crowning Slated the CPTL, attended the recent PTA The formal reception of new members of the Altar and Rosary thanks all who have been attend Deard, and James Marietta; 10:30, installed in September, and asked At St. Frances' Shrine meeting and installed the new society will be held at 4 p.m. Sun ing the Friday meetings at 8 p.m. Leonard La Guardia, Syl Franks, for closer co-operation between of officers for the coming year. day, May 27, in the church. The and asks the continued support of and Kenneth Hostick; and 12, ficers and members, urging that The Rt. Rev. Monsignor J. J. everyone. Donations are needed Thomas Cherry, James Grater, and all problems be presented at meet Sacred Heart parish will con Rt. Rev. Monsi^or Aehille Som- Judnic gave a talk, thanking the maruga will officiate at the cere for the main booth and may be left Ed Krasovich. Ushers who are un ings. He thanked the members for duct a pariih May crowning outgoing officers and welcoming monies, which will include a ser at the rectory. able to help at these Masses are their help in school activities in ceremony Sunday afternoon. the new ones. Mrs. Fr^nk Nortnik, mon, special prayers, and Bene Bann* Announced asked to contact Fred Deard, pres the past year. May 27, at the mountain ihrine the outgoing president, was pre diction of the Blessed Sacrament. Banns of marriage were an ident, in time to permit replace The following volunteered to sented with a gift of appreciation nounced for the first time between ment Membership in the club now help with the graduation break of St. Frances Xavier Cabrini in The new members will be pre from the group. Richard Metcalfe of St. Dominic’s totals 20, with meetings scheduled fast: Mmes. John Powers, Thomas Graduation Time Mt, Vernon canyon. The Rev. sented pins, and the present mem James McShane, S.J., will lead A novena to the Sacred Heart and Isabel Pogp of St. Patrick’s, for the fourth Thursday, every Henry, and John Porch, kitchen; bers will renew their promises. the services, and the Sacred will start at 7 o’clock Thursday and between Thomas Barney of four months. Louis Carpinella has John Allen, John Hogan, Elmer GIFT T IM E ., -and the gift of all "tim e" is'a superbly Mrs. Marvin Strempel, president, Heart sodalists will conduct the evening. May 24. On other eve Cathedral and Joan Chase of St. been appointed captain of the club. Sutliffe, Kenneth Keene, and Mar asks all members to be present. A styled Girard-Perregaux Watch. Here’s beauty... and pre crowning. Denver Catholics are nings devotions will begin at 7 :30. Patrick’s. Barbara Behrens was selected vin Strempel, chairman. invited to attend this Marian A Corpus Christ! procession will reception with refreshments will Special thanks are extended to be held for all members in the queen for the May crowningas The PTA party for the *ch6ol cision ... fashioned in a proud tradition of craftsmanship devotion on the last Sunday of be held at the 10 o^clock Mass Sun Mmes. Anthony Canzona, Cather May 20. A procession of the school children will be held May 31, May. day, May 27. school immediately following the ine Anderson, and Joseph Libonati dating back to 1791 With such a wide selection and such ceremonies. children followed. Monsignor Som- with Father McGuire *howing a for their preparation and serving maruga delivered the sermon, and r movie. Cupcake* and ice cream This Sunday will be Holy Com moderate prices, you can be discriminating— and thrifty. of hot lunches for 200 school chil Father McGuire gave Benediction. will be *erved following the munion day for the children of the Serving Denver dren daily during the past year; Pricsi include Federal Tax. parish. Parents are asked to see PTA Has Elaction movie. Mr*. Catherine Ander- to Henry Franks and David Hersch *on, chairman, a**i*ted by Mme*. ADVEDTISEO IN Over 42 Years that each child goes to Confession for careful driving of the school Election of officers was held at and receives Holy Commudion. Jame* Marietta, Jo*eph Libo c k h r bus, which makes four trips daily the PTA meeting May 16, with nati, Anthony Canzona, Jame* Regiitration for all children to and from school transporting Mrs. James Marietta presiding m Masotta, and John Porcl^ will B o h m -A LLEH planning to attend St. Patrick’* the children; and Joseph Diyorio, ■ absence ■ of ■■■ Mrs. Sidney ■'illithe Miller. janitor, for his work in the school. The new officers are: President, V B i a m a m *chooI next fall will be held at Hostesses for the meeting were Quality Jewelers for More Than 70 Years 9 a.m. Monday and Tue*day, U*her*’ Schedule Mrs. Kenneth Keene; vice presi BERNARD C. FINNERTY, Owner the officers, with Mmes. Pete Ek- May 28 and 29. School will be St. Patrick’s Ushers’ club an dent, Mrs. John Porch; secretary, Store Hours: Monday thru Friday, 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. (M enbcn of St. Jamet* Pariah) ler, William Sullivan, Nick Qual- in *e**ion on tho*e day* for nounced the schedule for June as Mrs. Ed Kenney; and treasurer, Saturdays, 9:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. follows: 7 o’clock Mass, William Mrs. Thomas Henry. teri, James Howard, and Herman RUGS . . . FURNITURE . . . DRAPERIES thoie now attending. Wittman serving. 311 Sixteenth St. A C om a 3 6 3 1 The picnic planned for Thurs A-Yellow Geld Filled -14K Yellow Gold C-Yellow Gold Filled WEARING APPAREL day, May 24, for the teaching sis 17 lewels-$S0 17 Jewell-J71.50 17 lewelt-$S0 1228 E. Colfax Pickup cod DcIIt v j AC 6755 Littleton Registration 'Set*May 27 ters has been postponed because of the weather. Those at the CPTL meeting For New St. Mary's School May 17 were Mmes. Kenneth Good Jobs Are Available Keene, Thomas Henry, James Mar Littleton. — (St. Mary’s May 13. The infant has been named The roast beef dinner that was ietta, Arthur Palcic, Dominic Car- ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S PARISH If Yoo Are Trained Parish)— Registration for the Benjamin, Jr. prepared and served by the women lino, and Ed Kenney. Patronise These Friendly Firms The Ave Maria circle of the of the Altar and Rosary society on Our Streamlined Plan of Individual Instruction enables new St. Mary school, which Work on the school playground Archbishop’s guild met Wednes Saturday evening. May 19, was is progressing satisfactorily and you to advance as rapidly as you are able. will open in September, will day evening. May 23, with Mrs. the outstanding event of the fes will be completed in time for the be held Sunday, May 27. The Henry Huls as hostess. The eve tival, and many persons had to be bazaar. CoplpSUL JisiU lsL I C K I N S O N children of the parish will receive ning was devoted to sewing altar turned away because of the large The sick in the parish include LEN’S Pharmacy Holy Communion in a body in the linens, after which Mrs. Huls crowd that was present. On the L. 0. FEHR, Prop. CogfuSL, ShopL ISECRITAPIAt SCHOOL Mrs. Milton Woods, released from MembsY' St. Vincent d* Psnrs Psriih Q 8 o’clock Mass, after which a free served refreshments to her guests. last evening of the festival, a Mercy hospital and recuperating Our Lady of the Miraculous 1951 Ford Tudor sedan was driven Have Your Doctor Phono 1232 Pennsylvania KE 1448 breakfast will be served to them at home, and Mrs. Syl Franks, Complete Luncheons 60e in the parish hall by the Altar and Medal praesidium of the Legion away by George Ganley, a mem Ui Your Prescription Special Low Prices on of Mary in St. Mary’s parish will confined at home with her foot in Rosary society. ber of St. Mary’s parish. ’ a cast. 2707 E. Louisiana RA. 3739 School Lunches w attend the monthly comitium Father Frederick McCallin At Loulsisns snd South Clarton 2620 £ . Louisiana at Clayton Registration for children from meeting of the Legion of Mary in thanks every parishioner for his When you Buy Cleaners and Wax the first through the sixth grades Be Sure to Specify the Best . . . Holy Ghost hall in Denver on support and presence and work will follow this breakfast and con IJhursday evening. May 24. At on each of the three evenings. As Men at All Saints' Washington Pork Mkt* SUPER SPEED-O-LITE CLEANER tinue throughout the day. Officers that time the second annual re previously announced, the pro and members of the newly organ port will be read and presented to ceeds from the second sjonual Red & White Food Store Hawes Food Store ZIP-A-SHINE WAX AND ized Catholic Parent-Teachers’ as the comitium for forwarding to spring festival will be used on the P lan fo r Bazaar BILL HUGHES, Prop. Booktr HtwM GtyU Hawes KEM-O-SOL MAINTAINER sociation in St. Mary’s parish will the international headquarters of new St. Mary school and in the be on hand to assist the sisters with the Legion . of Mary in Dublin, remodeling of the sisters’ convent. (All Saints’ Parish, Denver) An IGA Store W'e manufacture and repair Floor Machines this work. Complete Food Service Ireland. Volunteer workers among the men At the meeting of the Men’s club Quality Meats - CALL US FOR ANY FLOOR PROBLEMS _ All parents having children in Carnival a Success of the parish have been present May 15 tentative plans were made ."iOS South Gilpin these grades are asked to accom “ U’s Smart to B* Thrifty" The second annual spring fes almost daily to assist in this work, for a fall bazaar. > G ro ce ries pany them to the hall for registra tival held in St. Mary’s parish and Father McCallin is grate Choir practice is held every Fresh & Frozen Fruits & COMPANY tion. A new grade will be added came to a close on Sunday eve ful for their continued help, week at Loretto Heights college. Preisser's Red & White and Vegetables f . J. SCARRY to St. Mary’s school each year un which is reducing labor costs to ning, May 20, after continuing Anyone who is interested in sing Louisiana and Oayton 1620 Market TA. 4468 til the full eight-year course for for three succes^ul evenings. a minimum. ing is welcome. ^ primary education is offered. Grocery and Market Free The Altar and Rosary society SP. 5717 DellTerr The Rev. Edward Roche, C.M., held a meeting May 23 at 1500 S. FANCY MEATS, VEGETABLES. AND Open 7 to 7 Week Daye has been a guest at the rectory Federal. Hotesses for the evening QUALITY GROCERIES Closed Sundays during the past week. Father Wheatridge Parish Plans were Mrs. Manuel Trujillo and Free Delivery SPmee 4447 Roche is well known to many pa Mrs. B. Guiterrez. 2381 E. Ohio Ava. (So. Unlv. snd Ohio) rishioners, having preached two solemn novenas honoring Our Lady The Alter and Sanctuary circle will hold a special meeting June WORRIED ABOUT MONEY? of the Miraculous Medal in the First Communion Rites 6 at a place to be announced later. parish. He stopped in Littleton for The quilt was given to Tom several days while en route to his (St*. Peter alid Paul’* ParUh, tarelli, Michael Scena, and James ONNIE BRAE Culman, 1944 S. Tejon. station in Perryville, Mo., from a Whaatridge) ■ Toepfer. Music will be provided series of novenas that he con First Communion for the first at this Mass by the choir. B Shopping Center ducted in Texas. class instructed at this parish will The Altar and Rosary society Mr. and Mrs. Ernest H. Hauben- be administered this Sunday in received Communion last Sunday TUNE-UP FOR sak are traveling by train to spend the 9 o’clock Mass. The children in the 7 o’clock Mass. Breakfast their vacation in Washington, have been under the tutelage of was served afterward by the mem SUMMER DRIVING! D. C., and New York city. Mr. the Dominican Sisters during the bers of the Theophflus club. This Bonnie Brae Murphy's Haubensak will return to Little year. The 10 children in the group breakfast was the laht to be held GET A COMPLETE ton in two weeks, and Mrs. Hau are the following: Roberta Belac, after such Communion's for the BABDWAKE Meats # bensak will remain for the grad Mary Marguerite Cavanaugh, summer. It is expected that they uation of her nephew, Donald Larry Kay Bataia, Mary Jane Cas- will be resumed some time in the Komac Colorizer Paints 723 So. Univertity RA. 1984 fall. Fifty-five were present Sun Open Sundays Nick, from the Catholic Univer selman, Larry Farin, Roland New Chevrolet Housewares - T oy*^ Sport Goods N e a rly everyone comes up against a period sity of America in Washington, man. Judith Ream. Kenneth San- day. Fresh Fish snd Orsters Dsflr D. C. He will receive his degree For public school childron of S324 E. Exposition SP. 8646 of financial emergency at one time or another. in architecture. tho parish, tho Dominican Si*- M otor Mrs. Joe Bolis is now in Cali Mrs. Sutley Hostess ter* will hold n two-week cate- That's when our low cost personal loan will tide fornia, where she plans to' visit chiim instruction' beginning CONOCO PRODUCTS Bonnie Brae with her children for several To M t. Carmel Group June 11. The children should Tuneup Lubrication, Car Washing, Batteries Drug Co. you over the rough spots. Easy repayments con weeks. She will be the guest of a report at 8:40 o’clock for regis Recharged, Tire Vulcanizing daughter in San Pedro, and while Alfrsd C. Anderson, Owner-Msnsger (Our Lady of Mt. Carmel ParUh, tration on tho opening day, INCLUDING BOIVIVIE BRAE Have your Ooctor phone us be orronged in accordance with your budget there will also see her son, Wil Denrer) June 11. Classes are. sehadulad liam Bolls, who is serving in the REMOVING AND your Prescriptions The St. Philomena study club for 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. CONOCO SERVICE Beers, Wines, Etc. requirements. U. S. navy and who is at present At the meeting of the Alter and REJETTING 724 So. University PE. 9909 stationed in San Diqgo. Mrs. Bolis will meet Thursday, May 24, in the 763 So. University RA. 2874 Rosary society May 16, it was CARBURETOR also will be the guest of another home of Mrs. Lena Sutley, 3428 decided to discontinue evening son in Hayward and while there Navajo street, at 1 p.m. The dis card parties for the summer will see another daughter, Anne cussion this week is on “ Holy Or months of June, July, and Au Bolis, who is serving with the ders.’’ gust. It is expected, however, SOCTB GAYLORB Colorado WAVES in Oakland. Mra.'Josie Patch is donating the that afternoon card parties at in ALL WORK DONE UNDER Mrs. Benjamin J. Spahn has re gift this week to Mrs. Sutley. Mrs. dividual homes will continue to be turned to her new home at 1100 Susie Di Giacomo is donating the held during this time. Further de ONE ROOF IN OUR Shopping Bistrict Littleton Broadway with her new prize. The prize last week was IlalionalBi tails will be announced later/ COMPLETE SERVICE MIMIEI MDIIAl DtPOSIT InSUIanCC COIPOIATION boy, who was born in Denver on won by Mrs. Florence Patch. Plans are going forward for CENTER CHARGED AT SEVENTEENTH AT CHAMPA • DENVER the annual parish picnic, which is Overstake's Pharmacy St. Vincent's Parish Social scheduled for July 15. This picnic CHEVROLET Shoes for the Family is beir^ handled by the Men’s AUTHORIZED 1000 So. Gaylord RA. 4401 club, (jifts include an electric Weatherbird Shoes for Children Have Your Doctor Phone X-ray Fitting roaster, a movie camera, an elec FLAT-RATE PRICES Vs His Prescription To Be Sponsored May 26 tric "shaver, an electric clock, an CATHEDRAL PARISH We Deliver Sendel Shoe Store (St. -Vincent de PaqI’* Pariih, evergreen shrab, two cleaning in the Knights of Columbus hall, 1023 So. Gaylord RA. 5087 These Friendly Firms Deserve Your Patronage Danvar) 1575 Grant street. All members orders, a motor tune-up, and a We Give Green Stamps tapestry. The parish social and dance will and their friends are cordially in Volunteers for cleaning the be held Saturday evening, May 20, vited. The admission price is $1.60 Mobiloil • Pennsoil - Mobilgas per couple, and $1 pen couple for church May 26 are Frances Ma- Lubrication & Washing JONES D O Y l.E ’S the young people. roney, Ce(®ia , Merth, Vivienne Tune Up • Clutch & Brake May, Coronation Kicken, Elizabeth Route, Una o^^rBOB’S'CAPE. 2464 PHARMACY The picnic for the school chil Rose Thompson, Marian Reiger, COFFEE SHOP Th* P*rtte«l*> DnizfUt dren will be held in Washington Ed Belec, and Jerry Malone. Any So. Gaylord Service park on Monday, May 28. Box Serving Good Food 17th AVE. AND (;RANT other men who would be willing SUPER MARKET 6 a.m. till Mldnlfhi lunches will be furnished for the to c,ome Saturday to help with Meats - Groceria* • Vegetables Center and Garage Ea Cniffts «t Locan KE. SM7 PEEK DEtlVEHY sisters and the priests. Ice cream heavier cleaning in preparation Better Quality for Less 1001 So. Gavlord SP. 6443 and pop will be furnished for the for Communion Sunday will be PE. 4641 455 Broadway IMo Down Payment children, but they are l!o bring welcome. their own lunches. There will be Motor UverhauHng Pigglr Wiggly Body B Fender Btpalra Cliffs Market individual prizes for the games G A Y L O R D t Taitorad Seat CoTtri for each roqm. ^ Motor T n t-a p Registration Open CLEAJVERS Uaed Cara Choice Meats Breakfast for Graduates PICKUP A DELIVERY Cathedral Motors Fancy & Staple Groceries The graduation class will re We Give "S&H” Green Stamps ceive Communion in a body in the JOB OAFFNEX. Frap. At Annunciation J 613 E. 13»h Ava. KE. 8214 8 o’clock Mass on Sunday, May 27. PE. 1350 • 1025 So. Gaylord 17» Uzan KE. 1038 (Annunciation Parish, Denver) 1 The breakfast for the graduates a and the parents will be served at Students wishing to enroll A' 10 o’clock in the Olin hotel. ’There next year at Annunciation high will be 44 students and 86 parents school must register in May. A registration fee of $3, to be ap JCCONfiOlt MATY CAStOO J a S s M rUO CO present. Mrs. C. L. Peterson and SHOP: SP. 3369 plied to book reptel, must be paid Mrs. John Maier are in charge of RES: 8P.fl23 PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED b efore - the ■ end - of - the - present MARY AMNE the arrangements for the break BRICKEY & i i ttooor FOR AND DEUVERED school year. Students may register MOLLOT ViNvts., Ceio fast. I 5AKERIE5 Colfax at Downing Denver at the nigh school, 3536 Lafayette I Fnnk Mollst, Owner KEyitone S2I7 Because of the rainy weather, street, or at the convent, 3635 (Msmbsr St. Vincent d* Fsul’i KNVd) Psrish) For Quality the eighth grade picnic, which was Humboldt street. Dteorsted to be held in the mountains May The annual novena in honor of 665 So. Pearl St. WEDDING i The firms listed here de 21, was held at Glasier’s bam. the Sacred Heart will open Thurs CAKES Modern up to. date Store BICYCLES Dancing, games, and sport con Expert Workmanship r*li batter") serve to be remembered day, May 24, at evening services snd iVetc 8c. Rebuilt Margaret Ann KoloVski, tests were featured. Mrs. Wilbur at 7:15 and continue until the Schwinn Dealer FREE Delivery, You Come in when you are distributing daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gunther and Mrs. Robert Me- Feast of the Sacred Heart, June 1 Frs* DsUrerr on $1 Ordsr Lawnmowers Sharpened Andrew Kolowski, had th^ honor Clone were in charge. On Sunday Pick Out Your Order. your patronage in the dif The bazaar chairmen and their CRANE 1024 8. Gsrlord 31 Brosdwsj of crowning the statue of the night. May 20, the graduates en workers will meet Thursday eve PBsrI 7111 SPmr* 7413 ferent lines of business. C. P . IJHRI Blessed Mother May 13 in St. Jo joyed a hay rack r i^ and square ning, May 24, following novena Quality Materials 1093 So. Gaylord 1459 Emerton , MA. 7353 seph’s Polish church, Denver. dance at Glasier’s ham. services. I
/] THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Tiltphena, KEyitent4205 Thuradoy, M a y 24, 195T PAGE SIX Offict, 938 Bannock Stroot Wed at Mt. Carmel Cathedral Sodality Hears Jesuit Bishop Goodie Egan Directs Carnival Publicity
The 17th anniversary of the + , + 4- ■ + + + St. Dominic's Plans Souvenir Booklet first apparition of Fatima was celebrated by the Denver Cathe (St. Dominic’i Parish, Denver) o’clock in the church. The Divine Goetz, Richard Haggerty, Jan dral Sodality of Our Lady of the In Sodality Ceremony Thomas J. Farrell, general Office* will he recited, and Mrs. Johnson, Marianne Kelly, Edward Immaculate Conception at a Com chairman of the carnival, has an Bernard Pill, prioress, will pre Kerber, Charles Kesler, Betty munion breakfast attended by the nounced the publicity committee: side. Key, Maridale Lamb, Nancy Larr sodalista and their mothers. High E. J. (Goodie) Egan, chairman; On Decoration day, Wednesday, kin, Barbara Le May; lighting the program was a speech James J. Coursey, Clyde Marchese, May 30, three High Masses will be* Robert Lombardi, Anthony Lu by Bishop Bernard SuHivan, 8.J., John Reilfy, Cecil Proctor, and sung in the church at 6;30, 7, and ciano, Thomas Mahoney, Beverly who discussed “ Three Mothers: Leroy Volk. The group is arrang 8 o’clock. May devotions will be Marchese, Joan Nelson, Jerry Blessed Mother, Mother Church, ing a souvenir program to com held in the evening at 7<30. Pfannenstiel, Clifford Phillips, and Our Individual Mothers.” memorate the carnival. Confessions will be heard Virginia Prechtl, Charles Rarh- Peg Fellmer, soloist, presented The carnival will be held Thursday afternoon at 4 o’clock poni, Regina Reed, Timothy Rock, “ Thine Own” and "Songs My and in the evening at 7:30 in June 14 to 17 on the church Mary Pat Sabon, Cynthia Seitz, Mother Taught Me.” Joanne preparation for the first Friday. grounds adjacent to the* new Elaine Silva, Margaret Speas, Roesch gave a reading, “ Mother’s Our Lady of Fatima circle met school. The grounds will be Rose Ellen Speas, Mary Elizabeth Angelic Darling Dines Out.” The May 18 in. the home of Mrs. Stock,' Robert Thyfault, antj Joan program concluded with a group cleared of all building materiil in ample time to afford the Charles Lutter, 2832 Zuni street, Volk. recitation of the world sodality where a luncheon and cards were prayer. workers opportunity to arrange the booths. enjoyed. Mrs. Vincent Kfennedy, Honored guests included Mmes. a member of the circle, was the re Mary Bertoloura, Catherine Doni- A general meeting of all the cipient of a surprise stork shower. gan, • Magdalen Elpers, Cornelia workers will be held Thursday Mrs.- George Bugg, 6095 W. For Complete Zieger, Techla Kalinoski) Mary evening. May 24, in the rectory 38th avenue, will entertain the Koch, Anna Lazar, Ella Lare, Ber reading room immediately after Little Flower bridge circle Tues tha Spitzer, Clara Mahoney, Fran May devotions to make the final day afternoon, May 29, at 1 ces Miller, Bemieta Hauptman, arrangements for the carnival and o’clock. A luncheon will be served to receive the report of the various FUR SERVICE Nettie Taylor, W. J. Holzer, Gin- and will be followed by the games. THE PRINCIPALS in the World Sodality day and committees. Mrs. Levi J. Saindon, nie Vaugh, and Clara Roesch. The St. Albert circle will meet Card Par^ May 27 Mother’s day observance of the Cathedral sodality are chairman of the dinner, will report pictured above. They are, left to right, Kathleen Lare, chajrman; Peg on the progress in preparing for Thursday, May 24, at 1 o’clock On Sunday, May 27, the Cathe for lunch and bridge in the home Call AL 8124 Fellmer, soloist; Bishop Bernard Sullivan, S.J., speaker; Regina the baked ham dinner. The price dral sodality will hold its fifth an of Mrs. John Winters, 2825 Eliot Phelan, toastmaster; and Joanne Roesch, dramatic ryder.______for the dinner is $1 for adults nual card party in the reading and 50 cents for children. It will street. FUR STORAGE room at 2 p.m. The party this year be served on June 14, from 4 to 8 Howard Schwarz, 3485 W. 32nd will be a dessert-luncheon, fol p.m. avenue, has spurred the interest lowed by games. Prizes will be ofithe school children in the carni 2% of Valuation Archbishop's Guild Ready Sodalists Plan Dance MISS VIRGINIA RUTH DONNELLY, daughter of awarded to the afterhoon’s high val contests by offering a g;ift of scorers. The public is cordially in The Young Ladies’ sodality will matched sets of pens and pencils 8 3 M inim um Mr. and Mrs. John Donnelly, 3315 Josephine, became the vited; a donation of 50 cents per For Booth at Dollar Days sponsor a square dance Saturday for the highest scorer in each bride of Fred A. Gabriel, son of Mf. and Mrs. A. Gabriel, 4213 person is asked. Anyone wishing evening, May 26, in the church class. Complete Remodeling Quivas, in ceremonies in Mtr Carmel church May 9. The Rev. Thomas further information may call (Archbuhop’t Guild, Denver) fashion show to Miss Beyerly Ney- auditorium. Music will be pro On Sunday, May 27, the gradu $39.50 for most furs M. Lo Cascio, O.S.M., pastor, officiated. Charlene Pierson at SP. 2755. Members of the Archbishop’s lon at 1329 Grant street. vided by Billy Bernard’s band, and ates will attend the 7:30 Mass, The bride, given in marriage by her father, was attended by On Thursday, May 24, the so- guild have chosen many lovely and The Fatima Saturday Luncheon John Carmody will be the caller. which will be . said by Father Margaret Ann Donnelly, maid of honor, and Delores Santarelli and dalists will pay their monthly visit useful articles to enhance tbe-Tval- club will assemble at 12:45 p.m. The dance will start at 9 o’clock O’Brien. He also will address FREE PICKUP - Kathy Hogan, bridesmaids. Best man for the bridegroom was Paul to the Shangri-La Convalescent nut cedar chest, which ^ ill be May 26 in the Albany hotel. The and the admission will be 50 cents the graduates. All the members of BONDED MESSENGER Satriano. Joseph Greco and Ruse Boatman were ushers. An eve home. The members will mee‘t_ in on display during the Knights of Rev. Forrest Allen will be the per person. Miss Mary Farrell, the class will receive Holy Com ning reception was held in the D.X. hall. the C^ithedral at 7 p.m. The visit Columbus Silver Dollar days. May guest speaker. Reservations for prefect of the sodality, is heading munion, after wl\ich they, with The bride v^as graduated from Julesburg high school, and the will last about one hour. Beth Tay 30 and 31 and June 1 and 2. Circle the luncheon may be made by call the arrangements committee. The their parents, will travel to Eddie bridegroom from North high. Since returning from their wedding lor, apostolic chairman, will be in presidents are urged to forward ing Miss Isabella McNamara, SP. dance is intended for both young Bohn’s for breakfast. DANIEL'S trip, the couple are making their home in Denver.— (Photo by charge of this activity. the $2 contribution to defray the 2181. and older couples and is open to The 38 members of the gradua Jerome) ______On May 23, following the reg expense of the booth to Mrs. Al Sancta, Maria Circle all interested. tion class are Richard Barnhart, ular business meeting, the sodality berta Kurtz, 3547 S. Clarkson. Miss Josephine Hytrek and her An organization meeting of the William Buckley, Ida M. Burke, FUR SHOP mother have motored to Sheridan, held its first May crowning. Mem Members who desire to assist in fathers and mothers and the pros Jerry Cahill, Leo Chiolero, James 216 Tabor Bldg. bers of the party included Kath the hope chest booth oOjgany of Wyo., to spend a few weeks with pective Cub Scouts was held May Cuneo, Mardell Drota'r, Richard relatives. Miss Loretta Sullivan leen Lare and Alice Nash, candle- the nights of the carnival are 21 in the church auditorium. Mr. Elliott, Thomas Gassen, Doris bearers; Jane Greusen and Gene asked to contact Mrs. Kurtz, chair spent the past week end at El Po- and Mrs. Edwin A. Copp sponsored mar retreat house. vieve Ryan, attendants; and Rita man, SU. 1-5857, or Mrs. Bertha the meeting, which was attended Kirk, cochairman. SU. 1-0354. Car St. Tereia’i Circle by 38 persons. Robert Killian, di Scheunemann was crown-bearer. THB W a y t o Regina Phelan, prefect, placed the tons of cigarettes will be awarded The Rev. Herbert Banigan and rector of the older scouts, spoke. crown on the Blessed Mother’s from the hope chest booth during the Rev. Charles Salmon were Paul Brooks, executive of the statue. The ceremony concluded the evenings of the Silver Dollar guests at the circle meeting at the Boy Scouts’ council, showed a mo Moi«^Ye»r Dollars Payl with Benediction of the Blessed days. home of Mrs. Abbie Milner May 18. tion picture on What Is Scouting? Invstt in REPUBLIC LOAN COMPANY'S 4 % Sacrament conducted by Father Members of the guild may for Nineteen completed rosaries were Three dens will be formed. Tlffl* Csrtificalsi and rtcsrvn a full 4% in- Albert E. Puhl. ward their final returns on the turned in at this meeting. "The den mothers are Mmes. Wil InrMt—compoundsd tsmi-onnuolly. Your del- St. Patrick’! Circle liam Naughton, James Cummings, Ion work hordstl of REPUBLIC LOAN COM* $ ^ 5 0 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mulcahy Joseph Rollo, John Hawes, and PANY. Artificial Wreaths^... x up recently returned from a vacation Marcella Killian. Fathers of the PaM e Capitol and Surphit Justus Polak Is President in Chicago. scouts who were selected to work- ever 1250,000.00. Stella Marit Circle with the cubs are William Naugh Bedding Plants On May 17 the members of the ton, James Cummings, and Edwin Copp. Mr. Copp also will act as REPUBLIC LOAN COMPANY Rosebushes . . . Geraniums . . . Petunias Of Fort Logan Holy Name circle held a dinner party at the DX cafe to honor Miss Angela scoutmaster. The dens will meet 1*41 Ste-et Street •IMVIR,' COLORADO • Coleus, Etc. — And Border Plants Eisenmann, who will leave Denver weekly in the homes of the den I ■ ■■ before June 1 to assume her duties mothers and monthly in a joint session in the church audi CLEARANCE on n u r s e r y s t o c k 6 9 c up Unit; Juniors Organized as home demonstration agent for Logan county. She will reside Jn torium. At a testimonial meeting of the P P H YII IT C D C Milorganite, Scott’i Products, Fort Logan.— (St. Patrick’s Par Boys Nome Officers Sterling. . r E n l l L I A C I l ) Peat Moi*, Loma, Garden Gro PTA, before Mrs. Raymond In ish)— The Holy Name society held The newly organized Junior Our Lady of Grace Circle gram, retiring president, pre The May meeting was held at sented the gavel to the newly Seeds — Garden Supplies — Landscaping a special meeting May 8 for the Holy Name society, an organiza the home of Miss Ann Cogan. New elected president, Mrs. Joseph purpose of electing new officers. tion for the boys of the parish, members joining the; circle are Bonnell, a presentation of Mary Hever, Ir p e Keefe, and Mil Justus Polak was elected presi held its first meeting March 22. matched earrings and a clustered South Denver Evergreen Nursery dred Cram. Mrs. Cece^a Scheune dent; Alfred Banfield, vice presi The group elected officers, de brooch was made to Mrs. Ingram MRS. 0. S. FOLKNER, Prop. cided to hold meetings every mann, chairman of the membership dent; Carl G. VanLandingham, by the society and the former offi 1534 So. Broadway SP. 7768 — SP. 2350 Thursday night, and determined committee, was a guest. cers. The Very Rev. Peter secretary; and Kenneth Howell, the length of time to be spent at .Morning Star Circle O’Brien, O.P., pastor, - had previ treasurer. The new officers were the meetings. The president is Mrs. Charolette Brinegar will be ously made a presentation of a installed and the speeches of ap Bernard Bratrsovsky; vice presi hostess to tha members of the cir prayer book and rosary to Mrs. Serve INTERMOUNTAIN ELEVATORS preciation and acceptance were dent, Joe Polichio; secretary- cle on Thursday evening. May 24. Ingram as a token of appreciation. DENVER made. * , treasurer, Fredrick Howell; and Preciout Blood Circle Mrs. Ingram thanked all who master-at-arms, Mickie Polichio. The circle members assembled had aided her in the activities for Fort Morgan Flour Mills There are already 16 members in May 22 at the Country Kitchen in the children. SAVE V* ON YOUR the Junior Holy Name unit. Littleton to enjoy a dinner party. The Blessed Martin Young FORT MORGAN The boys will raise their own Queen of Peace Circle People’s club met May 23 in the Thursday evening. May 24, will funds for many activities that church auditorium, with Fred 'BRANCHES AT— MEAT BILL find the . circle members gathered Kramer presiding. Plans were out Complete Processing Service have been planned by handling at the home of Miss Mary Ne- lined for June social activities, and LONGMONT . . . YUMA Casek. * ice CReRm for Lockers and Home concessions at church socials. Jack a schedule of events was drawn HUDSON . . . HILL ROSE Barnes and Robert T. McKowen of • Queen of Heaven Circle up. Freezers. Mrs. Agnes Rueschhoff enter The Holy Hour Friday evening, MILLERS AND HANDLERS the men’s Holy Name societyNire tained the members of the circle Wa Sell Armour’f Beet Meati May 25, from 7:30 to 8:30 o’clock the boys’ supervisors. ^ on Tuesday evening. May 22. will be conducted by the Rev. J. S. Highlight Yolur Holiday-; . • OF FLOUR, WHEAT, CORN, in Quarters or Halvas. BARLEY, OATS, AND MILL Bernier, O.P., and the sermon will be delivered by Father O’Brien. this Memorial Day by serv FEEDS King’s Frigid Food Bank The usual novena devotions will Country Shipper*! (Mr. snd Mrs. A, A. Kins Doctor-Son of ACCH Head be held during the hour, and Con ing heaping helpings of onr of CsthcdrsI Psrish) fessions will be heard after Consign Your Shipment To V* 2641 8. UnlTcrsItr PE. 1S23 services. > •smooth, Inscious Ice Cream W ill Take Bride on June 5 The Third Order will receive Holy Communion in the 7:30 Mass Sunday, May 27, and will for dessert. (Archdioceian Council of Catholic ver Dollar Days on May 30 and meet in the afternoon at 4 Walter's Drug Store NuriO!, Denver Chapter) 31 and June 1 and 2. The ACCN booth is showing a portable type Prescriptions Carefully Miss Blanche Sobieszczyk, writer and an 8-mm. motion pic IN BULK OR BRICK — CHOICE OF FLAVORS Filled— School Supplies daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Joe So ture camera. Anyone who is will bieszczyk of Englewood, formerly Cameras— Film ing to donate her time at the of Loup *City, Neb., will be mar booth for one ■ evening is asked Duncan Hines Ice Cream ried to Dr. Robert E. Hayes, son to call Viola Watson, AC. 7320, of Mrs. Josephine Hayes, presi Beers, Wines, Etc. or Mrs. Hayes, SU. 1-3582. The Beer That dent of the ACCN, June 5 at 9:30 James Baker,' father-in-law of FR. 5391 a.m. in St. Louis’ church, Engle Mrs. Earl Baker, died in a local Made Milwaukee Famous wood. The Rt. Rev. Monsi^or Jo hospital May 15. Mr. and Mrs. WHEATRIDGE Free Delivery seph P. O’Heron will officiate. All Earl Baker are recent converts to council members are invited to the Church. MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. 801 Colorado Blvd. attend the ceremony. Miss Ida Mae Miller, St. Jo FARM D A IRY ^Robert M. — Paul Vj — M. T. Murray; Miss Sobieszczyk is a graduate seph’s graduate, is improvirtg after of St. Joseph’s hospital school of having sustained a fractured hip nursing, class of 1948. Dr. Hayes while on duty in a home. Pride O ’ the West will complete his residency in in- Sister Mary Jerome of Mercy hospital has left for Washington to attend a meeting of the board 8000 W. 44th Ave. '112 r a t e a h a j ^plenty o f of directors of the National Coun Cooling cil of Catholic Nurses. Mr. and.Mrs. Lawrence Lehrer (Mary Brown) and son, Earl, 5700 Drinks E. Evans, left May 18 for a three- son omns week vacation with Mrs. Lehrer’s parents in Gillette, Wyo. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Andrews for (Genevieve Marrell, "43) an nounce the birth of a boy in March -4 in St. Joseph’s hospital. 4 Picnics Dorothy Bastar, 2951 Foster Meadow Gold court, an alumna of St, Anthony’s hospital, has accepted a position Parties in surgery at St. Joseph’s .hospital. Miss Mary Carey, St. Anthony’s XTRA^QIIAIITY alumna, has returned after year’s absence in South Dakota Afternoon and is again doing private duty. Mrs. Florence Quinlan and Le. nore Sullivan Priest, Mercy grad ICE CREAM uates, entertained a group of Snacks ICE CREAM AT ITS VERY BEST...that’s Meadow friends at luncheon May 14 in honor of eight members of their Gold Bulk Style. The Bcotrice Foods Company has class. Guests included Hanna developed this near perfect ice cream for those All your favorite soft drinks, at Safeway’s every Johnson, Helen Hanson, Margaret who prefer o tastier, richer, smoother and heavier Climes, Margaret Mae Kramer ice cream. Extra quality has octuaiiy been added day low prices. Keep your refrigerator well stocked, Blanch* Sobieisczyk DoughUing, and Marjorie Smith Snell. by the use of richer cream, more eggs, finest fruits, and be ready for any occasion that may arise. Royal temal medicine at St. Joseph’s nuts and flavors and a faster freezing, process. hospital in June and will begin Family, Coca Cola, Pepsi Cola, Canada Dry, Seven-up, practice in Denver following the Hondpackod in new, re-usable and other well known varieties to choose from. Lay in completion of his course. VOSS BROS. Th* meating of th* ACCN plastic lined container a supply today. will b* h*M on Thuriday, May BAKERIES 24, following Benediction at The new Bulk Style Ice Cream Container is lined 7:45 p.m. in the hoipital chapel. 3 Stores to Serve You with a plastic coating which safeguards the purity An interesting program has ond goodness of wholesome AAepdow Gold Bulk G o l d been arranwd by the program Style Ice Cream. chairman, Faye Macker. Miss Theresa Kiely will demonstrate May be used for storing food in freezing cabinet improved equipment to be used WESTERKAMP'S oHocker and hundreds of other uses. in the care of the sick at home. Each member is urged to bring as KE. 9435 5106 Wash. ttNirict flssis Ca SAFEWAY many guests as possible. KVERYTHINQ A GOOD GROCERY The members of the ACCN are SHOULD HAVE BEST FOODS AT LOWEST PRICES asked to support the nurses’ booth - WE DELIVER — t the Knights of Columbus Sil W' ^ sssm
Thunday, May 24, 1951 Offkt, 938 Bonnock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE SEVEN O'Connor-Menegh i n i Library Society Pilgrimage Is Success Tabernacle Unit Married in St. Francis' Nuptials A gratifying attendance of + + + + + + )5 turned out for the Holy Married in the Plans Reception Cathedral, Deit- Year pilgrimage held May 16 They Say It's Very Good' ver, on May 5 by the Catholic Information were Miss Mary and Library society. The pil To Be Held June 8 M. Mene g h i n i, - > grimage began at Holy Ghost daughter of Mr. church following a potluck supper (TabernacU Society, Danver) and Mrs. V. Me- served in Holy Ghost hall. Host The Tabernacle society of the neghini of Wal- esses for the supper were Helen Archdiocese of Denver will hold s e n b u r g, and. Pitchard, La Vera Jones, Theresa its June reception Friday, June Trenton J. Kiely, Veronica Roche, Vilma 8, from 3 to 6 o’clock in the home O’Connor, son of Moore, Anastacia Ries, and Ruth of Mrs. Thomas J. Morrissey, 1934 Mrs. Thomas J. Gibbs, pilgrimage chairman. The Forest streeL Denver. The honor O’Connor of. 815 Rev. Joseph Leberer of S t James’ guest will be Archbishop Urban J. Sherman street. parish led the prayers. Vehr. The Very Rev, The society extends thanks to Mrs. Fred W. Gushurst, the gen Monsignor Wal the Good Shepherd Sisters for the eral chairman, has arranged the ter J. Canavan handy booklets, provided for the following committees: Reception, officiated. pilgrims.. Thanks also go to those •Mrs. Thomas J. Morrissey, Miss Miss Mary'Hoz- who provided transportation. The Eva M. Walsh, Mrs. L. A. Higgins, duk attended idea of the pilgrimage originated and Mrs. Gushurst; hostesses, the bride as maid with Mrs. F. M. Allen, a member Mmes. Joseph J. Walsh, J. Leonard of honor, and of the St Thomas Aquinas circle. Swigert, Paul Fitzgerald, Herman bridesmaids were Mrs. Allen, who served as cochair F. Seep, J. Morgan Cline, Etienne Virginia Lowell man, is the wife of Maj. F. M. Perenyi, and Albert E. Seep, Jr.; and Daleen Gar- Allen, n o w stationed at Fort registration, Mrs. Phil Clarke, land. Frank ^ , Bragg, N.Car. Their daughter, Mrs. William V. McFarland, Miss Breen was best * * Patty, attends St. James’ school. Clara Courtney, Mrs. Elizabeth man, a n d Vin- Mrs. Allen was formerly a TWA Salmon, Miss Sue Hally, Miss • cent Talty and airlines hostess. She taught home Alice Greed, and Mrs. Howard L. John V. Kelly nursing and first aid, classes for CHECKING OUT ONE of the latest Catholic best Sleeper; ushered. the Red Cross in the war and is sellers at the Catholic library, 625 19th street, Denver, Displays: Vestments, Mrs. A. E. A wedding now doing first aid work at Lowry is Joseph Keane. Helping him is Miss Edna Hartman, librarian. All Murchie and Mrs. Emmet Dwyer; air base. The Allens spent two breakfast w a s H x Catholics are invited to make regular use of the facilities of the linens. Miss Ida Callahan, Mrs. years in Germany following the Catholic library, which is open every weekday, except Wednesday, JoSfeph Keough, and Miss Anne MR. AND MRS. PHILIP GRANT WATSON are ** served in the Tiffin, and the reception was held in St. Paul’s chapel, war. from 3 to 8 p.m.— (Photo by Smyth) Redmond; cinctures, Mrs. A. E. — (Photo by Smyth) Board Meeting Held Seep, Sr.; albs, Mrs. S. W. Mc shown above after their wedding, which took place March All officers were present for Namara; silver offerings, Mrs. H. 31 in St. Francis de Sales’ church, Denver, in the presence of the the meeting of the board of di Grant, Mrs. Clem Kohl, Miss Bar Rt. Rev. Monsignor Gregory Smith, pastor of the parish. Both the rectors May 15 in the home of Mrs. Jos. Foley Re-Elected bara C. Bach, Miss Lucy Flath, bridegroom and the bride, the former Marilyn Dechant, are graduates Rita La Tourrette, corresponding Miss Anne O’Neil, and Mrs. John of St. Francis’ high school. Norma Dechant, a sister of the bride, was secretary. Other members attend Murtaugh; and old gold and silver maid of honor, and Marlene Mensik and Dorothy Nevjtle were brides ing were Mmes. Hoard Sleeper, contributions. Miss Anne Birming maids. The best man was Leo Connell, a cousin of the brideg;room; Mary C. Schneider, Elizabeth Sal President of PTA League ham, Mrs. James M. Knight, and Virgil Dechant and Patrick Campbell were ushers. The marriage cere mon, and Phil Clarke; Misses Mrs. George R. Pope. Perpetual mony was followed by a breakfast held at the Top of the Park, after Sheila Guise, Ruth Gibbs, Marjorie Mrs. James A. Foley was re hers of the units for their untiring and annual memberships and dues Which the newlyweds took a trip to Mexico. The bridegroom is the O’Neil, Margaret Brown, and Edna elected president of the Catholic efforts to aid the progress of the will be accepted by Mrs. Harry T. son of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Watson, 750 S. Federal, and the bride is Hartman; and Ed Miller, Wally Parent-Teacher league at the Catholic educational program. Zook and Mrs. J. T. Toner. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Dechant, 327 S. Logan. Dee, and Joseph Learned, presi closing meeting of the school year Mrs. Thomas Morrissey was dent. New members were Mmes. May 17. Other officers who will chairman of the nominating com Luncheon Speaker Salmon and Schneider and Misses assist Mrs. Foley are Mrs. Lester mittee. Brown and Guise. The meeting Siebert (re-elected) first vice Mrs. Herbert Thompson, histo opened with the recitation of the president; Mrs. Matt Saya, second rian, gave a complete resume of Rosary. vice president; and Mrs. William the activities of the league during Mrs. Sleeper, program chair Augustine, third vice president. 1950-51. man, reported that five sudfcessful The following officers were re Mrs. Frank Sabine, who repre lectures on Catholic literature elected: Mrs. Ed Rider, recording sents the parochial schools at the For a June were sponsored by the society secretary; Mrs. Harry Kelsey, cor Safety Council advisory commit since September. Speakers in the responding secretary; Mrs. Louis tee meeting, reported, on the in order I? of their appearance were Smith, treasurer; and Mrs. Her stallation of traffic lights near the Rev. Francis Syrianey of the bert Thompson, historian. schools and the solving of other WEDDING Register staff, William Barrett, traffic problems through the The Rev. Edward Leyden in Be lovely in shin author of The Left Hand of God; stalled the officers and expressed safety council. the Rev. William B. Faherty, SJ., his appreciation to all the mem- Mrs. Lito Gallegos, program ing white satin author of The Destiny of Modem chairman, reviewed the list of etched in lovely Women; Mrs. Lenora Mattingly speakers obtained for the league Weber, columnist for Extension Frosh at Sf. Joseph's meetings in the past year. magazine; and the Rev. Charles Mrs. Valens Jones, publicity F. Kruger, S.J., librarian and School of Nursing to chairman, reported on the exten speech instructor at Regis col sive amount of space including pic lege. I five Musical on May 27 tures given to the league an Mrs. Richard Needham, Jr., nouncements and activities in the chairman of the speakers’ com The nurie*’ inutiol will be Denver Catholic Register, and mittee, reported that Mrs. Sleeper presented Sunday, May 27, at other local papers, for which the would review The Great Mantle, 8 p.m. by the freshman choral league expressed its gratitude. life of Pope Pius X by Katherine class of St. Joseph’s hospital Mrs. Jones also thanks the unit Burton, for the St. Francis de school of nursing, Denrer, presidents for a shower of appre Sales Altar and Rosary society. under the direction of Miss ciation notes she received from Thanks are extended to Frank Maryruth Kelly. The accompa them. The Our Lady of Fatima J. Gethis of Fitzsimons hospital nist will be Dellas G. Voiles, and In the absence of the health for securing iLnew patron’s mem Luncheon club will meet in the soloists are Miss Louise chairman, Mrs. Robert Yaggie, her the Mural room of the Albany bership. Labor, Miss Carol Schamper, assistant, Mrs. Harry Kelsey, gave Circle Newi hotel at 12:45 Saturday, May 26. and Miss Audrey Sims. a report on the satisfactory prog The Rev. Forrest Allen (above), Mrs. Helen Pritchard entertained ress of tiiis department. the St. Thomas Aquinas circle May The freshmen are giving a tea pastor of the Shrine of St. Anne, Friday, May 25, as a project of Maurice Byrne, USO director, Arvada, will be the guest speaker. 22 in the home of Mrs. Rose Mc- made a plea for more response by Enulty, 1220 Jersey street. the nutrition class. It will be His subject will be “ True Devotion from 2 to 4 p.tt. in the drawing Catholic girls at the USO activi to Mary,” according to the writings Miss Ida Maye Miller is in St. ties. Joseph’s hospital with a fractured room of the nurses’ home. of St. Louis de Montfort. Booklets Owing to the illness of Mrs. on the subjects will be distributed hip. The graduation date has been Raymond Ingram, hospitality A son, Mark Donovan, was born set for Oct. 9, in the Cathedral. to those present. chairman, Mrs. J. J. Delaney of Reservations for the luncheon May 12 to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph St. John’s substituted, and was as Learned, 636 Oneida street. Mr. may be made by calling Miss Rita sisted by Mrs. J. Cudmore from La Tourettei FR. ,1062; Mrs. Learned is president of the so Mary Kelly Will Wed the Christ the King unit. The ciety. Henry Smith, RA. 8179; or Mrs. monthly award, donated by Mrs. R. H. Luckenbach, RA. 6442. James Baker, father of Earl J. E. Cummings of St. Philo- Baker, died May 15. In Late Summer Rite The luncheon is open to all Cath mena’s, was given to Mrs. A. olic women. Gertrude Graef, superintendent Dunst from St. Francis de Sales’. of the Ave Maria clinic, will at Mr. and Mrs. John P. Kelly of 236 Detroit street, Denver, an The traditional spring tea hon Hospital Guild to Have tend the hospital convention in oring all incoming and outgoing Philadelphia. nounced the engagement of their A gift of jewelry is o special daughter, Mary Kathryn, to Vic unit officers followed the meeL Final Meeting May 28 tor Hebert, Jr., son of Mr. and ing, with some 125 member^ en The SL Anthony hospital guild DR. JAMES P. gift..,o lasting gift...for graduation Mrs. Victor Hebert of 3011 Dahlia joying the affair. Mrs. T. A. will meet at 2 if.m. Monday, May or any other occasion, P aram ount Club street. Miss Kelly, a member of Coupe was in charge of the tea, 28, in the nurses’ home auditor GRAY assisted by Mrs. Thomas Morris ium, W. 16th avenue and Perry St. John’s parish, is a graduate Optometrist A gift from Argenzio/s is a of South Denver high school. Mr. sey. Mrs. Lite Gallegos, past presi street, Denver. All members are treasured gift. Picnic on May 27 Hebert, of Blessed Sacrament par dent, and Mrs. Foley, president, urged to attend inasmuch as this VISVAL CARE The weather man has predicted ish, is a graduate of Regis college. poured at the handsomely ap is the last meeting imtil the fall EYES EXAMINED pointed tea table. session convenes. Mrs. A. B. Joe- “ fair and sunny weather” for Sun The couple have made plans for a VISVAL TRAINING day, May 27, and so members of late summer wedding. + + + ckel,’president, will.preside. the Catholic Paramount Social Optometrist club have scheduled a picnic for 212-13 Colo. Bldg., 1616 Calif. SL that dav. Officers of Parent-Teacher'League Members, their friends, and any Phone for Appointment one eligible for membership in this TA. 8883 group, composed of Catholics, sin gle, and more than 40 years of age, are invited to attend this afternoon of fun. There will be hiking and games. Everyone is asked to bring’ his own lunch, but coffee will be provided by the 2nd Fleer Univ. Bldg., I6th end Champa $ts. entertainment committee. The place will be Stapleton park Oinv.er 2, Celerade e TAber 2209-2200 on ML Vernon highway. Transpor tation is being arranged by Mrs. Amelia Desmond and will be pro vided by members who own cars Arrangements may be made by RABTOAY GENERAL TIRE CO. calling Mrs. Desmond, PE. 1940 All fanning to attend are re GENERAL TIRES luested to meet at 1 o’clock at the Civic center library, and to General Batteries be prompt, so that the group may get ap early start. KRAFT RECAPPING GENERAL] S t Joseph's Guild Has Kraft bspected SQUEEGEE Spring Card Party Used tires S t Joseph’s guild held its spring card PATty in the Electric institute G.T.A.C. Easy Pay 1401 W. Colfax TA. 6604 of the Public Service building, Denver, on May 10, with the host esses, Mmes. Egan, Schrodt, Greg ory, Japp, and Eppich, serving. Pa trona for the affair included Mmes. Snillane, Grout, Fletcher, Butler. '513 PLAN NOtt TO ATTEND ELITCH GARDEN THEATRE ^oivdk. Ornm aL FRIDAY, MAY 2 5 - 8 : i s p j «. T ons of F un in S A T . , M A Y 26-8:15 p.i». S U N . , M A Y 2 7 - 8 : 3 0 p jm . Sphitu^ SikiiJi) REVUE Presented by $ | 0 0 Tax included UNDER DIRECTION OF CHARLES B. YOUNG TMs spate eourtny of Cathedral Young Peoples Club ■ John P, Rotolo, Rotdlo Oil Co,, 796 S, Broadseay ^ Tickets availekle: Knights of Colnmbas Home, 1575 Grant Benefit C.Y.P.C. Oi^haiis Fund* 50-ALL-STAR CAST-50 Street, end Elitch Ticket Office or any CYPC member. PAGE EIGHT Offiet, 93 8 B an n ock Stroot THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER • lephont, KEyttont 4205 Thuriday, May 24, 1951 5 St Rose gi Lima Altar Society Tops Christ the King Girl Scouts ST. JOHN'S PARISH Financial Quota for Year by $500 Patronize These Friendly Firms Permanent Waving ([St. Rose of Lima’s Partsh, Mrs. Kenneth Olsen announced Linnett, A. R. Lohr, Lyman Lewis, a Specialty Conover's Food Store Denrer) that the following will serve on S. Mathis, D. G. McCormic, and Featuring Quality Only The Altar and Rosary society the altar committee for the com John McDonald. M y Lady Edith opened its meeting on Thursday ing month: Mmes. O^Dilla Brun Mrs. E. Moore reported that EXCELLENT MEAT t evening, May 10, with the recita ner, Burton Stadig, John McDon- Mrs. Paris is quite ill and would Beauty Shoppe CHOICE GROCERIES appreciate prayers. DAILY DELIVERIES tion of the Rosary, followed by old, and Jack Treloar. Hlnnlt Keassltr. Htr. the treasurer’s report made by The list of hostesses for the The St. Rose of Lima circle 1718 E. 6th FR. 2787 Mrs. Jack Treloar, stating that the next meeting of the society, Mrs. met in the home of Mrs. O’Dilla 2804 E. 6th Ave. EA. 0788 society has surpassed its quota for Joseph Figlino announced, in Bruner the past week. The mem the fiscal year by almost $500. cludes Mmes. Reginald King, bers plan to have a wool blanket The recent bake sale proceeds David Knight, G. Lambrecht, E. among other attractive things in OLSON'S amounted to $60. H. Langfield, C. G. Lewis, Robert the broth at the fall bazaar. The Capitol Drug Co. circle members sent all the old altar linens to the Tabernacle so Food Market Paal 0 . Sehntlder ciety the past week. (Member of St. Pbiloxnene’e Pariih) Appreciate Your Business Draperies— Slip Covers Mrs. D. G. McCortnic was the Prescriptions A SpecUdty winner of the apron presented by 3030 E. 6th EA. 1801 St. Jude’s circle at the group’s Compist. Lin. .of meeting in Mrs. John McDonald’s and Blankets home. ' The firms listed here de Giro Parfums Mrs. Mary Demmitt announced King’s Men Toiletries Beautifully Cleaned that the following have been serve to be remembered named as nominees for the elec when you are distributing Maple Grove Candies tion to be held at the next meeting Fast Service FREE DELIVERY of the society: your patronage in the dif President, Mmes. Elizabeth ferent lines of business. 6th Ave. at Fillmora FR 2741 Burke’s Broadmoor Cleaners Geirman, Edwin Moore, Edwin GIRL SCOUTS of Christ the King par- | and held a breakfast May 20 are shown above with Two DeMers, and Kenneth Olsen; vice ioV, Lriin p A m . v , . , ^ r s . Edwin Williams, leader of troop 449, and the 712 So. Pearl Shop# P E . 8 4 8 5 president, Mmes. George Decker, ish who received Communion corporately 1 scannell, pastor. M A . 7 4 4 2 !Sd Heppting, Charles Read, and 26 East 11th Ave. John Demmitt; secretary,' Mmes. + + + + + 4- + + Eugene Burton, Don Frush, and ST. FRANCIS DE SALES' PARISH Gus Lambrecht; treasurer, Mnees, Patronize These Friendly Firms D. Allen Flora, L. S. Gantner, and Girl Scouts and Mothers Have Breakfast ST. DOMINICKS PARISH Leo Reichwein; historian, Mmes. B. Andersen, Samuel Johnson, and Patronize These Friendly Merchants (Chriit the King Parith, Danver) cording secretary; Frank Haraway, Mrs. Swigert, before retiring as C. Eckhout. Fifty Girl Scouts and Brownies corresponding secretary; P. C. president, was presented with the. Alameda Drug Store Mrs. Kenneth Olsen reported on and their mothers of Christ the Schaefer, Jr., treasurer; A. J. past president’s pin. BUCHANAN'S V. O. PETERSON. Prop. We are very happy to bring a com the NCCW luncheon she and Mrs. King parish received Communion Kuske, auditor; and, Charles There will be open hou*e at Christian Bros. Wines Cat Rate Drags The firms listed here de pleta Variety Line to the people Eugene Burton attended as dele in a body in the 7:30 Mass May Loughry, historian. the rectory Sunday afternoon. gates of the society. Bishop Joseph 20. After Mass, th ^ all attended Mrs. Foley was presented with All Popnlnr B ««n Fountain Service School Supplies serve to be remembered of tbit parish. May 27, from 2 until 5. All W* DcliTtr C. Willging of Pueblo was the a breakfast at the Chalet. a gift from the PTA by Mrs. Wil friend* of the pari*h are in Your Business Appreciated when you are distributing principal speaker. A large attendance greeted Mrs. liam B. Swigert, who has been vited to in*pect the new home PE. 1777 377 So. Bdwy. Alameda & So. Broadway GRAHAM'S A Mass will be said by Father James Foley, president of the president of the PTA since its of the prie*t*. your patronage in the dif Catholic Parent-Teacher league, formation two years ago. 5 & 10c Store Barry Wogan, at the request of Mrs. Cudmore announced her at the meeting of the Parent- On behalf of the PTA, Mrs. Cud- ferent lines of business. the society, for the father of Mrs, committee .chairmen as follows: Nate's Pharmacy Teachers’ association in the school more accepted the new gavel, do- 23rd Federal Street D. Allen Flora, who recently died Ways and means, Mrs. Wesley It’s a thrill hall on Monday, May 21. She in natfed by Mrs. Swigert personally COT RATE DRUGS in England, her former home. Merritt; hospitality, Mrs. Stephen After the business meeting, Mrs. stalled Mmes. James Cudmore as to the PTA. Mrs. Swigert also pre School Supplies - Fountain Service ti be reieiberei president; Howard Crede, first vice sented the retiring. officers who L. R. McNichols; membership, Mrs. Carl Regehr presented several James Buckley; program, Mrs. An Wine*, Beer*, Etc. president; Arthur Steinke, second have served with her the past two Fra* Delivery Mother’s day readings. thony Karpisek; health, Mrs. Jo with ST. JAMES' PARISH vice president; John Norris, re- years with a personal gift. Alameda ft Penn. RA 2203-9848 i^irst Communion seph Tully; publicity. Miss Estella Aik for National Gift Seal* Please Patronize These Friendly Firms Murphy gymnasium program, Ceremony Held Mrs. Joseph Plank; Christmas RA. 1818 The following received First cards, Mrs. Howard Stauffer; CONOCO PRODUCTS Presentation Parishioners school Christmas party, Mrs. Jack FREE DELIVERY WALT BADGER SAYS: Communion on Sunday: Pa Lubrication - Delco Batteries tricia Hogan, Christine Flora, Thomas; and school picnic, Mrs. You Will Be Proud Your Sport Clothes Will Marcia Ball, Sharon Ball, Marilyn Fred Houck. Car Washing They Came From Black, Rosemary Guadagnoli, Hosts to Basketball Team At the close of the business FORGET-ME-XOT Receive Expert Care Carol Ann Hay, Cheryl Ann Hab- meeting, refreshments werd served W. A. (Dutch) THOMAS don, Mildred Lavato, Dolores Mc- (Pre.entation Pari.h, Denver) 27, with St. Louis’ of Englewood. by the hostesses, Mmes. John Nor FLOWER SHOP Entire, Barbara Plut, Barbara This year’s basketball team mem Further details will be given in ris and Charles Loughrey. Alameda ft Logan PE. 9840 285 SO. DOWNING Pritchard, Margaret Fox, Carol bers were dinner guests of Mr. and the Sunday bulletin. Girls of the On Friday, May 25, the PTA Associated Cleaners Lynee Messenger, Edward Arcuri, Mrs. Allen Stephens recently. Hon school were commended for the will *pon*or a picnic for Chri*t III; Stephen Anderson, Gary Beer, ored guests were Father James loyal support they havq given at all the King pupil* in the *econd 6736 E. Colfax Pickup and E A .5462 Eugene Cristafano, John Habdon, Ahern, Coach Bud Hoelsken, and the games. through the *eventh grade* at New Fashion Delivery Service Eugene Mares, Ronald Peterson, Stanley Petras. The boys presented Articles for the festival hope Montclair Civic center. Mr*. Ar New Management and Robert Pritchard. Mr. Hoelsken with a gift in ap chest are to be turned in by June thur Steinke, a**i*ted by Mr*. J. H. Bolainger • Dick Tremlett Mrs. Burton Stadig was hostess preciation for his work with them. 1 to any of the following PTA Jo*eph Tully and Mr*. Fred Cleaners & Dyers to St. Ann’s circle on Tuesday J. Rex Fleming took pictures; which members: Mmes. Donald Allan, Krichbaum, will have charge evening with the following as her will be available soon. Russell Hannon, Ed Reardon, Rus of thi* picnic. Arrangement* Expert Work guests: Mmes. John Demmitt, Phil Members of the boys’ baseball sell Van Cleave, Terrance Cara- for tran*portation are being HOLY FAMILY PARISH Jackson, D. Allen Flora, Leni team are Frankie Knafelc, third ghar, and Paul Dougherty. Thanks handled by Mme*. Stauffer and Cleaners & Dyers Fast Service Gantner, Kenneth Olsen, Ralph base; Bobby Olson, left fieW; Rus are also extended by this committee Arrie*. 328 Broadway 530 E. Alameda - SP. 0079 Patronize These Friendly Firms Melphy' Vincent Hogan, Eugene sell Van Cleave, second base and for the donations received for the The kindergarten a n d first bake sale, the proceeds of which grade pupils will have their picnic Phones PE. 3753 & 3754 10033 E. Colfax-Aurora 82 Burton, and Father Wogan. The relief pitcher; Eldon Meis, catcher; ____ £______circle is working on linens for the Elmo Meis, pitcher; Johnny Grif were used to purchase the chest. at the same place on Monday, fall bazaar. fey, shortstop; Jim Stephens, first Instruction Classes May 28. The mothers of all chil FANNING’S Lieb's Flower Shop Father Wogan baptized the fol base; Richard Petras, center field; dren attending these picnics are The firms listed here de and David Warner, right field. Re urged to be, present as it will not JACKSON'S TEXACO SERVICE Fresh Cut Floteers lowing on Sunday: Mary Ann, Held on Mondays serve to be remembered Flowers for Weddings — Bouquets daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Carl H. serves are Ronnie Warner, Danny be possible for the sisters to at Instruction classes for Catholics tend. Cut Rate Drugs TIRES . BATTERIES end Decorations For Entertain Woertman, whose sponsors were Petras, and Jerry Fleming. The when you are distributing ACCESSORIES and non-Catholics are held every On Monday morning, May 25, PRESCRIPTIONS ments of All Kinds David and Lois Woertman; and team won its second game re COMPLETE SERVICING Monday evening, after Rosary serv FOUNTAIN SERVICE your patronage in the dif FUNERAL OFFERINGS A 8PECULTT John Douglas, son of Mr. and Mrs. cently, from Christ the King the sixth and seventh grrade pupils REASONABLE PRICES ices, in the music room. will receive a special treat from FREE PROMPT DEUVERT ferent lines of business. 44tb & STUART GR. 9824 3922 West 32nd Are. John C. Schleufer, whose spon school. Call 8P. U 4{ Downing * Altnicdo GLendale 0133 sors were Clarence G. Katzke and Plans are for the team’s final Rosary services are held every the PTA for having the be'st at Sally Robinson. game, to be played Sunday, May evening at 7:30 in the parish tendance at the PTA meetings chapel. during the school year, and they MARY LEE Young Moderns The Holy Name society is spon will also receive a book for their RELLY’S INN soring a display of a 1951 Buick library. MALONE DRUG Complete eeleetioB of elothlnff for the CORNER 44TH LOWELL BLVD. On Monday afternoon. May 28, little girl and the Junior Mias. John Reagan Is President for the parish festival, to be held Delicious Foods - Weekday there will be bridge party in the Prescriptions a Specialty Play Clothes for Brother June 21, 22, 23, and 24. Luncheons - Steaks - Chickens school hall for all members of the 4315 Tennyson Street'*^ Baptized last Sunday was Eu PTA, and their friends. Fountain Service — Cold Beer, Etc. Members Holy Family Parish • BEER • WINE • MIXED DRINKS Of St. Francis' Boosters gene Louis, infant son of Mr. and The ChrUt the King Youth Open evenings till 8 p.m. Frank Walner - LlonsI Zlnn, Preps, Mrs. William Paez, with Jose club i* the name *elected by the 100 So. Bdwy. — SP. 6226 — We Deliver Leyhp and Mabel Gonzales as Lowell boulevard. All parents, es newly formed teen-age group. (St. Francis de Sales’ Parish, sponsors. Denver) pecially fathers, are urged to at On May 29 it will meet at 8 CORN FED MEATS tend and give the team moral sup o’clock, after the recitation of The new officers of the Boosters’ Society to Conduct North Denver Cleaners POULTRY AND HSH port. Cubs and parents are to the Ro*ary in the church, for club, elected May 21, are: Presi meet at Second avenue and Grant Holy Year Pilgrimage dancing in the *chool hall. The ST. PHILOMENA'S PARISH ALTERATIONS T E X N Y S O I ^ dent, John Reagan; vice president, street at 5 p.m. Thursday. meeting will cIo*e at 9:30 p.m. Gerald Mally; secretary, Mrs. Rob Archbiihop Urban J. Vebr The Altar and Ro*ary *ociety Mrs. Robert Browne extended Patronize These Friendly Firms MACHINE BUTTON HOLES ert Carlin; and treasurer, Richard I Meat Market conferred tbe xacrament of Con will conduct a Holy Year piL the hospitality of her home at a Schmitz. The advisory board mem 3939 Tennyson GL. 8812 [4016 Tennyson GR. 0443 firmation on a large group of grimage Sunday, May 27. Par- bridge-luncheon on May 17 to St. bers are Mike Auer, Warren Tu- i*hioner* wuhing to attend are Rita’s circle. rilli, F. Marriott, Oliver Wienecke, children and adult* May 16. Betty & Bob's Texaco Product! Tbe boy* wore red robe* and invited and a*ked to meet at the St. Patrick’s circle enjoyed an James Andries, James Carter, Art Lubrication Tire* tie* and tbe girl* were dre**ed church at 1:30 o’clock. evening of bridge in the horns of Beauty & Turner, and Robert Carlin. . Waahing Acceaaorie* in white robe* trimmed with red, The society has purchased ma Mrs. Douglas White on May 16. Five S t Francis’ Cub Scouts terial, and a group of women will Mrs. Joseph McGill was hostess Barber Shop were given the coveted Webelos with *mall red hat* to match. Joe & Andy*s BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH On Sunday, May 27, troop 126 make about 35 surplices for the at a bridge luncheon in her home Specialising in award at the recent pack meeting vested choir that will be formed on May 16 to Mary Immaculate Permanent IPaving Patronize These Friendly Firms by Cubmaster Joe Sullivan. The will hold its mothers and fathers’ SERVICE STATION party in the home of Mr. and Mrs. next fall. circle. Alton Kerr was presented 2H1 E. 12th Are. colorful ceremony followed a skit with a special gpft. EA. 4722 12th ft Clayton FR. 9821 put on by the members of den six. Howard Barney, 747 S. Corona. The women of the parish will Dinner will be served at 6:30 at clean the sanctuary on Friday, St. Joseph’s circle met at The Those receiving Webelos _ were Tiffin May 17. Luncheon and an the cost of $1.50 per couple. Fa June 1, in preparation for the First SCIENTIFIC Frink Antonelli W. L. (8pe«i) Miegcr Jack Yaggie, Mickael Gaimara, afternoon of bridge were enjoyed ROSS V A R im STORE thers and mothers of former mem Solemn Mass of the Rev. Wilbur T. Watch Repair* W. S. (Bill) Curry Fat Fitzgerald, William Ryan, by the members. NOTIONS . INFANT WEAR bers of the troop are invited to Kissell on June 3 at 10 o’clock. Dunbar-Andrews Donald Alders, and Richard Shea. Election Scheduled Complete Line of Hardware • Toys After becoming 11 years of age attend. The next meeting of the Needle JEWELERS Reservations should be made by work club has been postponed to The last meeting of the' Altar 3339 E. Colfax 2214-16 Kearney they will be graduated into scout and Rosary society until nOxt Sep calling Mrs. Barney, SP. 2257, not June 14 and will be held in the ~ Ave. ing. Other awards given at the tember will open with the recita WINES & COID BEER DE. 4488 pack meeting were: Bobcat pin to later «than Friday noon. Funds home of Mrs. H. Lord, 995 Hooker Where Parking I* No Problem raised will be used for the benefit street. Donations for the dinner on tion of the Rosary in the church Gerrard Sheridan, a new cub in at 1:30 p.m. Friday, May 25. At Plenty of Canned Beer den two; Wolf rank, Robert Shea; of the troop. June 21 are still needed. Donors may call Mrs. R. L. Newcomb, PE. the business meeting, which will REPAIRS STORAGE Bear rank, Frank Sullivan, Rich To Core for Altars be held in the school hall, the Fairfax Hardware ard Schmitz, and Roy Schramm; At the Altar and Rosary so 5505, or Mrs. E. Sedlmayer, MA. 0096. nominating committee will preS' ARTISTIC CLFANERS (Colfax at Fairfax) and Lion rank, Charles Schwieder. ciety meeting May 18 the follow J jujCl ent its slate of officers for the HARDWARE. GLASS. PAINTS Jim Burke received his denner’s ing members volunteered to care Anyone wishing to donate an coming year. Election and instal “ Personal Attention electric percolator or other articles 3504 E. Colfax FR. 8881 h o u s e b o l d it e m s stripes and Roy Schramm his as for the altars: May 18, Mmes. lation of the new officers will fol Given Each Garment* FR. 2725 5022 E. Colfax sistant denner’s stripe. All mem Masterson, Ryan, and Wienecke; for the miscellaneous broth is low. FREE DELIVERY asked to call Mrs. H. Kerstiens, Delivery Service H. L. HInshsrt, Prep. bers of den six received their first- May 25, Mmes. Pair, Harris, Her- Miss Virginia Fedley and Miss year service pins. Seven gold ar berger, and Mulqueen; May 31, KE. 7828, or bring them to her Carol Starr, members of the Teen 2SU EAST I2th AVE. EAit ISl* rows were presented to various Mmes. Heilman, Litcher, Nolan, home at 420 King street. Ettes, will furnish/ the musical John C e boys and 14 boys received silver Tramill, Wienecke, and Walker; Mrs. H. Lord reports that she program. At the close of the musi' arrows. and June 8, Mmes. Frede, Kelsey, still needs aprons and other needle cal program, refreshments will be SchoU The Cub Scouts have started Loeffel, and McKane. work articles for her broth. She served by the hostesses, Mmes. How ncffly timet o day softball practice on Tuesday and New perpetual members en has material for aprons and any- Paul Horan, John Hamilton, Ed ST. JOSEPH'S PARISH does that make our phone FINEST one wishing to help‘ ill may obtain HEATS AND Thursday evenings at the Sherman rolled in the Altar and Rosary so win Williams and Louis Cabela. Please Patronize These Friendly Firms ring? You figure it out. We're GROCERIES school playground. On Thursday ciety are Minnie M. and Oliver them at her home, 995 Hooker The Rosary is recited each eve too busy answering the phone evening. May 24, they will have Wienecke, Frank and Mae Bertag- street, or call KE. 6543. ning during May in the church at Ztlt Fairfax . . . taking orders ta be de FR. 270t a practice game with St. Cathe nolli, and Hazel and William Free A hand-embroidered altar cloth 7:45. livered in all parts of Denver. rine’s team at 47th street and man. has been completed and will be used Baptized on Sunday, May 20, by OPEN ’TIL MIDNIGHT EVERY NIGHT Will we be ontwering your + + + ■ + + for the first time on June 3. the Rev. John W. Scannell were ling toon? Stephanie Sue, infant daughter of YO U A L W A Y S Mr. and Mrs. John J. Blocksom, NORM'S TEXACO SERVICE Charge Accounts Invited who had as her sponsors Philip The RIXAll Store SA V E A T Cub Scouts Enact Bibiidal Scene NORM ENGBLOH, Prop. Brewer and Mrs. Ray Brune, wi’th Tium u 4 Firattee* SPEER BLVD. AT BANNOCK Mrs. Camille Brewer as proxy; and LiMiatln *|4 WuiilH TABOR 9222 ' 16% Botterfot let Crtam! SIMMONS DRUG Ann Marion, infant daughter of Dr. and Mrs. George J. Maresh, of MADE TO OUR OWN FORMULA t u t Cate. Blvd. EA. tits Vslvst-smooth, rich ond tuU-bod- 505 Poplar street, with Dr. Thomas tad. Delicious ilarers—chocolate, E. Kilfoyle and Mrs. Helen C. {II- CAROLYN'S CLEANERS Santa Fe Shoe Hospitc strawberry, vanilla, mint. In liott as sponsors. Hats Cleaned Sc Blocked Sealright cottons. We Redrea* Suede* “ The Sign PROMPT SERVICE All work guaranitod W e Refiniah Leather ^ Any Cok That SelU” # Altarationi • Homotltchinr W e Dye Shoe* ■{ LOYOLA PARISH • Bottonholof Fir Tt* Marlut PrlM Patronise These Friendly Firms Lilt Y»r 746 Fox St. Phone CH 2832 742 SANTA FE DRIVB WItk Di GUSTAFSON'S BAKERY 2419 Ea*t 28th Ave. FL. 0872 Tb* Arm* li*t*d htr* d«**rv* to Featuring a Complete Im r*m*mb*r*d wh*n you ar* dU- Line of Baked Goods. ST. CATHERINE'S PARISH tributiog your patronag* to th* dtf- f*r*nt tin** of buiin***. • SPECIAL DISCOUNT ON • Patronize These Friendly Firms CHURCH ORDERS DEXTER CLEANERS SAVE TIME TRADE AT HOME Rocky Ftorl and Jo* Bay** JOHN *n4 BERTHA McBBUIB FR 1656 East 23rd Dexter, next to Piggly Wiggly Rocky’s Pharmacy, Inc. EVERY SPRING CLEANING SERVICE A GROUP OF CUBS of pack 126 por- Scouts at the pack meeting Friday, April 20. YOUR BLANKETS. DRAPES. RUGS. nntNITURE, LAMP SHADES tray “ Moses Receiving the Ten Command Left to right are George York, Donald Aldus, Jack Your Convenient Your winter clothing cleaned, moth Druggist ments” after leading the Hebrews out of Egypt. Yaggie, William Ryan, Richard Shea (Mosen), Pat CLEANERS Eatabllahed 191S proofed, and sealed in storage bags.’ ' This was presented the pack in the annual scout Fitzgerald, Michael Gaimara, Eddie Loughey, and Praacription* Liquor GUndal* IN2 2711 TEJON ST. 3160 Tejon GLendale A*k Pat or Dick circus and was staged for parents and other Cub Charles Schwieder.— (Photo by Turilli) ITth and Baca EAst 9867 k i Thursday, M a y 24, 1951 Offica, 938 Bannock Stroot THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephono, KEystone 4205 PAGE N IN E Norma Ondrusek Is Bride Take Part in St James' Ceremony Rev. Frank M orfefiif Track arid Field Day Set In Lakewood Nuptial Rite To Climax Lifetime (St. Bernadette’s Perish, Lake June 3. A summer school in Cath By St. LouisV Englewood wood) olic doctrine for children in public Prior to a Nuptial Mass May 19 schools will open Monday,-June 4. In St. Catherine's (St. Louis’ Pariih, Englewood) day, June 10, Father’s day. Guests n ■'St. Bernadette’s church, Norma The Altar and Rosary society (St. Catherina’i Pariih, Denver) at the breakfast will be the boys will meet Thursday, June 7, in the St. Louis’ school will hold a ouise Ondrusek, daughter of Mr. The Rev. Deacon Frank G. Mor- from the school who took part in ind Mrs. Frank Ondrusek, be- home of Mrs. Henry Coupe^ 600 track and field day Tuesday, May feld, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank the Junior Parochial league and ame the bride of Louis J. Meier Garland street, instead of in Jef 29. Through the courtesy of the G. Morfeld of 3125 W. 45th avenue, the Englewood Recreation league. ^f Julesburg. The Rev. Nicholas ferson hall. The hostesses ,will be Englewood public schools the high will be ordained to the priesthood All men in the parish are invited. Walsh, chaplain of St. Vincent’s Mmes. John Halbur and J. Peila. school field and stadium have been June 2 and will sing his First They are asked to sign the cards orphanage, celebrated the Mass made available for the day. All St. Bernadette’s circle thanks Solemn Mass June 3 at 10 o’clock that will be distributed by the nd officiated at the recital of all parishioners who assisted in students of the school are expected in St. Catherine’s church, A St. to participate. The competition ushers, indicating that they will wedding vows. Banks of fresh the success of the recent card be present ilacs decorated the altar for the Catherine’s boy, he was born in has b ^ n divided into three classes. party. A total of $50.30 was added Denver Oct. 13,1926, and was bap eremony. to the circle fund. Ribbons*will be awarded in each tized in St. Catherine’s. He also event in each class for first, sec Maid of honor to the bride was Mrs. Paul Pattridge is at home received his First Holy Commun ond, and third places. A trophy GOOD CLOTHES NEED Wias Georgia Sanders, and the recovering after a surgical opera iridesmaids were Misses Fay ion and the sacrament of Confir will be given to the grade that NOT BE EXPENSIVE tion performed in St. Joseph’s mation in St. Catherine’s. He at Trout and Josephine Meier, all hospital. wins the greatest number of iressed in formal gowns a n d tended St. Catherine’s grade points. school. A sister. Mrs. Rosemary M. arrying carnations. The bride Lunch to Be Provided THE wore white and bore an orchid on Sunderland, who resides in New ler prayer book. Patsy Novak and Mexico, will be in Denver for the The day-long program will be managed by the school coach. Bill Vlarcia Morgan were the flower St. Elizabeth's celebration. ENGLISH Apgar, and lunches will be pro 'iris. The brother of the bride- A covered-diih luncheon will vided by the school cafeteria. room, George Meier, was the best be a feature of the Altar and There will be treats provided by nan, and R. J. Ondrusek and Rotary society meeting Tues TAILORS Class of 44 Has day, May 29, following the Ro the room mothers of the' PTA. eorge Bauer ushered. , 901 FIFTEENTH STREET The bride’s sisters-in-law furn- sary recitation in the church at Work on the new rectory is .shed the music, with-Helen Trout 1 o’clock. progressing rapidly. Weather Combine Quality and Style Jndrusek at the organ as Betty 1st Communion Members usually bring their permitting, the brick work will at Prices You Can Afford be completed this week. The Jndrusek sang an “ Ave Maria” (St. Elizabeth’s Parish, Denver) favorite luncheon dish, dessert, or ,nd ‘‘Panis Angelicus.” Serving salad. Rolls and coffee will be roof for the rectory will be t the altar were Bert Novak and Parents, friends and relatives furnished by the society. Members started next week. Present in- . Don Weakland. filled St. Elizabeth’s church to may bring guests. The following dications are that the rectory A wedding breakfast was served capacity for the First Holy Com women will help with the arrange will be completed by Aug. 1, in n the banquet room of the Blue munion of 44 childre_p on May 20. ments; Mmes. Ray Slattery, Ruth time for the pariih fiesta Aug. ’arrot restaurant, followed in the Afterward the communicants were Dever, Frank La Bate, R. E. Cuth 2, 3, and 4. J lfla iiM ti. vening by >a reception for 200 treated to a breakfast prepared for bertson, Ann Limberg, J. Kearney, The parish calendar for June them by the PTA mothers. will carry a list of all the new Picture Frame Shop uests in the Lakewood VFW hall. PARTICIPANTS in the May crowning I Bride, assisted by Robert Chirnside. The court in- and F. Welsh. This will be the last Mr. and Mrs. Meier left on a The Third Order of St. Francis meeting until September, and a members in the SL Louis Build 713 Grant St. MAin 4438 will receive Holy Communion Sun . cu. T » 1. u T» • eluded Peggy Fitzpatrick, Barbara Bromstead, wo-week w-edding trip through ceremony in St. James church, Denver, phynis sticksel, Bill VanDyke, Tim Broderick, and large attendance is expected. ers’ society. Memberships are still day, May 27. The monthly meeting coming in and it is hoped to make I* Fine Printi he Southwest. On their return are shown above. The May queen was Pauline Me- ' Ray Reddick, Mrs. Valens Jones, president, hey will make their home at 1740 will take place at 3 o’clock in the this a 100-per-cent voluntary I* Custom Framing school hall for the novices and at expressed thanks to the members fVashington street, Denver. who helped with the moving of membership. I* Velvet and French Matsl •There will be no catechism in- 3:15 in the church for all other Advancements in the h^ay court members, when the Rosary will be sacristy articles and with the prep *★ Oval Frames truetion on Sundays, May 27 and arations of the altar and sacristy of honor at Englewood high j* Metal Photo Frames recited. school for the parish scout troop The annual Corpus Christ! pro Fr. Declan Madden W ill Give Retreat In the school auditorium. Those who helped are Mmes. P. J. Doherty, 136 were as follows; Tenderfoot, Alwars Plentr of cession will take place Sunday, J. Dapogny, J. Hogan, and J. Mc Parkins Spies ' ^ O ff to W a r ^ May 27, following the 9:15 Mass, (Sl. Jamei’ Parish, Denver) Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Reyman, Madison, announce the birth of a Robert Amman, Frank La Bate, Father Declan Madden, O.F.M., with Fred and Marie Spallone as girl, Mary Anne, April 15. Her pa Ray Slattery, Ruth Dever, J. J, Cabe; second class, C. Kauff- and will include the school chil mann, G. Kostiuk, M. McCabe, R. dren. of St. Elizabeth’s will conduct a sponsors; Claudia Margaret, ternal grandparent is Mrs. George Sullivan, M. E. Cooke, and D. L Nau, J. Rice, and J. Theiseu; star, A Holy Year pilgrimage spon day of recollection for the students daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stacey Blish, 1560 Oneida. Heinicke. of.the seventh and eighth grades F. Pickup, with John and Mary S. Morton and E. Butterfield; and sored by the state-wide Legion of The St. James circle met in the The following infants were bap silver palm, T. Hrdlicka. Mary May 20 was a success. It Monday, May 28. The exercises Bowe as sponsors; Kathleen, Townhouse Monday, May 14, for tized Sunday, May 20: Diane Eliz For Complete concluded at St. Elizabeth’s. will begin at 9 o’clock Mass and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stacey an afternoon of bridge. abeth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. The parish sodality enjoyed a Father Raphael McDpnnald, will be brought to a close with a Cuthbertson, with James Matthews Mrs. La Verne (jilmore, 1725 James Monsier, with Mr. and Mrs- square dance session Tuesday eve O.F.M., will go to Bellaire, Tex., Communion Mass on Tuesday and Grace Larson as sponsors; Quince, was hostess to the St. Thomas Monsier as sponsors; Mi ning in the recreation center. An to give the sisters’ retreat from morning. Members of the PTA will Cynthia Anne, daughter of Mr. Thomas Aquinas circle Wednesday, chael Kenneth, son of Mr. and other session is planned for Tues day evening. May 29,yht 8 o’clock. FUR SERVICE May 27 to June 6; and Father serve a breakfast to the children and Mrs. William J. Finneran, May 9. Mrs. Jacob Guthrie ^as Mrs. Kenneth Nelson, with Ed Kevin P. Henry, O.F.M., will give following the Mass. with John and Louise Di Prima as a guest. High honors were won ward Buese and Marietta Driggs Novena Begins May 24 a mission at Holy Rosary church Children Baptized sponsors; Karen Elizabeth, daugh by Mrs. Marjorie Sauter and Carol as sponsors; Jeanne Lucille, in Hudson, Wyo., starting May 27. Baptized this week were Thomas ter of Mr. and Mrs. James P. Hal- Peterson, and low by Mrs. La daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph A novena to the Sacred Heart Coll AL. 8124 Father Sebastian Egan, O.F.M., Mellor, son of Mr. and Mrs. pln, with William Halpin and Verne Gilmore. Di Lorenzo, with Mr. and Mrs. of Jesus begins Thursday, May returned from Alliance, Neb., Thomas M. Murray, Jr., with Marion Bartscherer as sponsors; St. Michael’s circle was enter Gaspero Christiano as sponsors; 24, the Feast of Corpus Christi. May 20, where he gave a series the paternal grandparents, Tho and Michael Daly, son of Mr. and tained by Mrs. James Soran, 1970 Collin Marie, daughter of Mr. and There will be prayers after Mass FUR STORAGE of retreats from the middle of mas and Jeannette Murray, as Mrs. George B. Greer, Jr., with Tamarac, May 9, at a dessert- Mrs. John Walton, with Mr. and every morning until Friday, June April to the same time in May. sponsors; Charles Howard, son of George B. Greer, Sr., and Dorothy bridge. Mrs. William O’Shea re Mrs. George Sweeney as sponsors; 1, the Feast of the Sacred Heart 2% of Valuation L. Campbell as sponsors. Mayme ceived first prize and Mrs. David Carolyn Therese, daughter of Mr. of Jesus. The general intention Sadbach was proxy. Vostrejs, second prize. and Mrs. Charles A. Fortarel, with for the novena will be the grace $ 3 M inim um 1st Communion on May 27 May devotions, consisting of Ro Mrs. Helen Pritchard enter Conrad Fortarel and Delena Sac- of vocations for the priesthood sary and Benediction of the tained the St. Thomas Aquinas comaho as sponsors; and John and the sisterhood from the par Complete Remodeling Blessed Sacrament, are held every circle of the Catholic Information Robert, son of Mr. and Mrs. John ish. Personal intentions of the pa $39.50 for most furs At St. Mary Magdalene's evening in the church. and Library society in the home of L. Garbarino, with Mr. and Mrs rishioners also will be remem Regiltration for the fall term Mrs. Rose McEnulty, 1220 Jersey, Raymond A. Videtich as sponsors, bered. (St. Mary Magdalene’s- Roberta Thurmont, Karen Ann of St. James’ ichool will be held Tuesday, May 22. Registration for the kindergar FREE PICKUP . Parish, Denver) Winters, Charlene Sanborn, and on Monday, June 4, in the ichool Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bolger, Home on Furlough ten was taken this week. Thirty- BONDED MESSENGER Richard Halbur (above), Those to make their First Holy Joy Lee -Spears. from 9 to 12 o’clock. 945 Oneida, are parents of a boy, five children were enrolled. Ion of Mr. and Mrs. John Communion on Sunday, May 27, The escorting “angels” will be born Friday, May 11. Pvt. Bernard Murray, son of lalbur, 901 Harlan street, Lake- in the 8 o’clock Mass are Phyllis Brunner, Mary Jo Brehm, The Infant of Prague circle met Mrs. Harold Mahoney, regis Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Murray of The religious Tacation school lood, and a graduate of Cathedral Michael Palmer, Michael Hayden, Theresa Ann Lucas, and Judy Wednesday, May 23, for luncheon tered nurse anaesthetist, was host 1985 Hudson street, Denver, is for Catholic children attending |igh school in 1949, left May 14 Joseph Murray, Joseph Murphy, Jones. in the home of Mrs. Edward J. Gill. ess to a group of nurse anaesthe home on a furlough before report the public grade schools will be DANIEL'S report for army duty at Ft. Jerry Kirk; Mrs. Matthew Kalbel has re Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Learned an tists at the Aviation Country club ing to Camp Stoneman, Calif.^ held during the weeks of'June |heridan. 111. He is the second in Darlene Seawright, Diana Die turned from a two-week visit with nounce the birth of a boy, Mark Wednesday, May 23. June 1. From Cam^ Stoneman, he 3 and June 10. lis family to see military service. nes, Ann Morrissey, Paula Pean- her daughter in El Paso, Tex. Donovan, May 12 in St. Joseph’s James Ruddy, 1237 Leyden, has will sail for Yokohama, Japan, to The" Holy Name men of the FUR SHOP In older brother served with the fetti, Ann Miller, Sharon Moore, Mrs. Dora Harcourt is vacation hospital. been ill in his home for the past join the 40th division on garrison parish are planning a corporate 216 Tabor Bldg. Irmy in World war II. Jo Ann Brunner; ing in California. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Blish, 1370 two weeks following an accident. duty. Communion and breakfast Sun POIlM dnm m L JC. Q. (bm voh. Qoum iL Tlo. 5 3 9 pmtR p m p m SUER m UM DRYS Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday M( 4R May 30th May 31st JJune 1st June 2nd pom AT THE pm K. OF C. Home ipom " 16th Grant St. pom ENTERTAINMENT EACH EVENING pom PAYS AWARDS REFRESHMENTS GAMES P m A HEAL rilLAT LOII AU. EVERYBODY W ELCOME BRINQ THE CHILDREN 1951 IIIT||§Oi\ vra-sais u u AJ'i DKIK \K n i l IJ All Proceeds of the Silver Dollar Days go to the Various Charitable Activities of the Denver K. of C. vom i FREE pm mmm PAGE TEN Officer, 938 Bann ock Sfroot THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, May 24, 1951 ▼ V WWWWWWWWWWWWWW' "T W » W T' Gold Stqr Poronts' Coronation Mdy 27 at St. Philomena's Nomination of Officers Conducted by K. of C. NO TWO WAYS ABOUT IT Communion May 27 Nominations of officers for the Rush; recorder, Frank Cuba; 1951-52 term of the Knights of (St. ’ Philomana’i Parisli, DenTer) treasurer, J ^ e s F. McConaty; ad Efficient seeing cuts wasted man>power-hours, makes for more The Catholic members of the + + + + ' + Columbus, Denver council 639, vocate, Edward Jersin; inside and better work, reduces accidents and absenteeism. Vision Gold Star parents will gather The May crowning will be held were held May 15. The following guard, James Brunette; outside in Holy Ghost church. Denser, Sunday, May 27, at 7:30 p.m. in must be equal to the job required of it. Eyes that are sharp, ase the nominees for the various guards, Fred Mills and Wallace Sunday, May 27, to receira the church. The Rt. Rev. Mon Mystery of Rosary ' offices; Webb. sure, are geared for high production to safeguard our freedom Communion in the 8:15 Mass signor William M. Higgins, pas- Grand knight, Justin D. Han- Further nominations and the y for the years ahead. for their losed ones lost in the tor^ will speak. The queen who nen; deputy grand knight, John election of officers will be held Korean conflict and past wars. will crown the Blessed Mother’s J. Bowsdem; chancellor, Richard June 6. The Res. William Monahan will sta|ue is .Miss Ursula Denny. John SWIGERT BROS. offer the Mass. Vos will be crown-bearer. The After the Communion MasS, children will sing “ ’Tis ► 1550 California O p t o n W t P t S t S KEystone 7651 breakfast will be served in the Month of Our Mother,” an "Ave Knights of Columbus hall. All Maria,” , “ Oh Maiden, Oh Mother,” Gold Star parents are invited and “ Bring Flowers of the THE DENVER DRY GOODS CO. Better Vision Good Service to be present. Further informa Rarest.” At Benediction they will for Every Age At Right Prices tion and reservations can be se sing “ Panis Angelicus” and “ Im GLASSES INDIVIDUALLY STYLED cured from Mrs. Marie Cline, maculate Mary.” GL. 8907, or Mrs. George Ep- The eighth grade altar boys pich, GR. 4561. will be in-the sanctuary as guards i1 of honor. Members of the families What a wonderful gift of the graduation class and pA- rishioners are invited to the crown for the boy or girl graduate! dkqimiaxnt in, fiaoL ing; The children of the school THEODORE will act. AS escorts. DOLLIE BUDDp €3» Little Sisters: of MINNIE STENECK, 77, of 2227 Graduation week at SL Philo- the Poor. Mother of Josephine Skoff« Hooker street. Mother.of Xoretta Evans, mena’s will begin on Monday, lund, Denver* Owen Budd, Sterling; Mrs. Kemmerer, W yo.; E. J. Steneck, Chey May 28, with a frolic in the after Weeks, Banning, Calif.; Mrs. Harold enne, Wyo.; Theodore J. Steneck. Rock HACKETHALl Barnes, Carlsbad, N. Mex.; and Judy Springs, W yo.; Rudolph A. and Edward noon. ;The annual banquet will be Carlson, Wheatland, Wyo.; survived also Steneck, both of Denver; and Mrs. Helen held Tuesday, May 29, at 6 p.m., by nine grandchildren. Requiem Mass Thomas of Shell, Wyo. Requiem Mass in the school auditorium. The MORTUARY was celebrated May 23 in the Little was celebrated May 21 in St. Dominic’s Sisters of the Poor home. Interment Mt. church. Interment Mt. Olivet Oiinger eighth graders’ mothers will serve Olivet. Horan mortuary. mortuary. the dinner. Thursday, May 31, 1449-51 Kalamatb St. THOMAS J. HURLEY, 73, of 4275 PATRICK CUNNIFFE, 89, of St An will be field day for the school Knox court, late of Steamboat Springs. thony's hospital. Brother of the late children and Mass is scheduled Phone MAin 4006 Husband of Elizabeth R. Hurley, Re> Rev. Joachim Cunniffe, O.F.M> Solemn to open the day’s festivities. The quiem Mass was celebrated May 19 in Requiem Mass was celebrated in St Holy Family, church. Horan mortuary. Elizabeth's church May 28. Interment Graduation Mass will be Sunday, SARAH FAMULAR of 8177 W. 36th Mt Olivet. Hackethal mortuary. June 3, at 8 o’clock, followed im avenue. Mother of A. William of Wash* WILLIAM K. DUBOIS, 90, of 1580 mediately by a breakfast in the ington, D. C.; Arthur, Phoenix, Ariz.; Elirabetb, Husband of Mabel 'DuKois; Brown Palace hotel for the grad John, Mrs. Grace Fuschino, and Mrs. father of Alfred Dubois; and grand HARTFORD. ALCORN Florence Copelli, all of Denver; survived father of William Dubois. Requiem Mass uates .and theit parents. The pre also by four grandchildren and four was celebrated May 22 in St. Philomena's sentation of diplomas by Monsi Parker "5 1 " Special MORTUARY greatHrrandchildren. The Rosary will be church. Interment Mt. Olivet. George F. gnor'Higgins will be at 8 p.m. recited today. May 24, at 8 o’clock in Hackethal. director. Pen and Pencil Set.....15.00 Family Group Insurance in the church. • the Boulevard mortuary chapel. Requiem PETRA RIVAS, 78. -of 3935 Jason High Mass will be celebrated Friday R A . 0 3 2 5 street Sister o f John and Max Maes of PTA fo Ihitoll Officers THE FIVE JOYFUL MYSTERIES in living portraits May 25, at 10 o’clock in the Cathedral. Denver, and aunt of Celia. K. Archuleta The new “ 51” Special with all Alameda at Logan Interment will be in Mt. Olivet. Boule of Denver. Requiem Mass was celebrated were presented by St. Philomena’s Brownie troop 217 at a vard mortuary. The installation of officers and the outstanding features of the May 21 in Our Lady of Guadalupe the May tea will highlight the clos tea May 20 in the school auditorium. The R t Rev. Monsignor Wil CATHERINE McKEEVER, 80. of the church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Capitol “ 51” except that the special ing PTA meetftiV Monday, May 28, liam M. Higgins, pastor, thanked the parents and children for their O'Neil hotel. Aunt of Agnes Redel and mortuary. has a shiny lusterley cap. cousin of Hugh Campbell. Requiem High BETTY DELORES CASTELLANO, in at 2 - p.pi.-i at the school. Mrs. work with the brow;nies. The Nativity of Our Lord is portrayed above HI on li m en ts Mass was celebrate>d May 22 in St. W e have erected many beauti- fant, of 2631 California. Daughter of James, -Fpley, CPTL presidpt, by Catherine Wilson, as the piessed Mother; Diana Lee .Schneider, Stitionerr — Street Floor Elizabeth’s church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Mr. and Mrs. Juan Castellano. SerVibes fi^ monuments in Mt. Olivet Boulevard mortuary. wm in stil Mrs., James A. Koning, St. Joseph; and Joyce Anne Leedy, the angel. In the Trevino memorial chapel. Inter president;-'Mrs. 0, L. Robb, vice Cemetery. SYLVESTER E. REED, 48, of 4440 ment Mt. O livet Trevino mortuary. ' + + + + + + Osceola. Husband of Helen E. Reed; TOM ROMERb, infant, of 730 W. presidlent; Mrs. Mark D. Dunn, father of Gary and Galen; son of Wil Mississippi. Son of Mr. and Mrs. I^uis secretary; Mrs. Robert E. Bell, month, and Confessions will be plete list • of committee members A. T. THOMSON iiam J. Reed, Sr.; brother of William ^^t^er of Dickie; and erand- treasurer; and Mra. Edward A. Reed, Jr,; and son-in-law of Mr. andi„^„ w — t... i>__ heard Thursday afternoon and eve will be announced this week. 600 Sherman St. TA. 8018 son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ron^ero . and Martin, historian. The sisters will Mrs. William Burns, Arvada. Requiem Mr. and Mrs. Joe Garcia. Services were ning at the usual hours. Masses on First Solemn Mass High Mass was celebrated May 21 in conducted in the Trevino memorial pour tea. The mothers of the first the first Friday will be at 6:30, Holy Family church. Interment Mt chapel. Interment Mt. Olivet, Trevino The Rev. Deacon Robert L. Olivet. Boulevard mortuary. grade and kindergarten children 7:15,-and 8:15. Devotions in mortuary. will serve. Volunteers for field Breunig, who will be ordained TILLIE SWIFT of 1330 Josephine honor of Our Lady of Fatima will Call a JOSESITA MUNIZ of 4044 Walnut. day lunchepn are asked to call June 2 in the Cathedral, will, cele street. Mother of J. B. Swift, Marjorie Mother of Mrs. Gilbert Montoya, Mrs. be held after the Masses on Sat brate his First Solemn Mass in St. Swift, Mrs. Ann Mitchell of Salt Lake Ernie Fernandez, Mrs. James Baca, and EA.4443.- 5v ,^ City; Mrs. Dorothy Hamilton, Omaha; urday morning and during the Philomena’s church Sunday, June John Aragon; survived also by 19 grand CAB A. L. Swift, Neosha, Mo.; and R. E. Mrs." James E'i Cummings, out Holy Hour in the evening. May 3, at 11 o’clock. Monsignor Hig children and 20 great-grandchildren. Swife, Bronxville, N.Y. The Rosary reci going president, will introduce the MAin 7171 Recitation of the Rosary is being held devotions are held every weekday gins will give the sermon. Officers tation was held -May 23. Interment will Thursday, May 24, at 8 o’clock in the speaker, the ' Rev. Joseph M. evening at 7:45 and on Sunday at Prompt CourtMos Servics be May 26 in Shenandoah,, la. Boulevard of the Mass will be the Rev. Paul CHEAPER RATES Trevino memorial chapel. Requiem-Mass O’MaMeyvwho will speak on “ Hu 5 p.m. St. Philomena devotions mortuary. will be celebrated May 25 in Annuncia Reed, former assistant at St. Phil 2-WAY RADIO JOSEPH A. GRABUS of 442 S. Broad man Character.’-’ are held on Wednesdays at 7:45 omena’s and chaplain at Glockner- CLEAN NEW CABS tion church. Interment will be in Mt. way. Husband of Frances M. Grabus; Olivet. Trevino mortuary. p.m. Stations of the Cross are father of Mary Marget Manion of Chula Monsignor Higgins congratu Penrose hospital, Colorado Vista, Calif., and Raymond L. Grabus of ALCARIO SALAZAR, 38, of 1220 lated and thanked Father James held on Friday, and a Holy Hour Springes, assistant priest; Father Yerino, Calif., and Minnie Nitz of Joliet, Champa. Brother of Jose Salazar, Mrs. Hamblin at all the Masses Sunday is held Saturday at 7:45 p.m. O’Malley, deacon; and the Rev. 111.; survived also by three grandchildren. Juan J. Jaramillo, Mrs. Ricardo Maes, for bis .many services and his Nocturnal adoration for St. Phil Robert Ne'vans, assistant pastor of JERRY BREEJ\ The Rosary will be recited Thursday, May and Mrs. Dick Stone. Requiem Mass was 24, at 8 p.m. in the Olinger drawing room, celebrated May 18 in Sacred H^art work ip the parisTi during his re omena’s men will be held Friday, St. Francis de Sales’, subdeacon. Florist Speer boulevard at Sherman. Requiem church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Trevino sidence in St.'Philomena’s for the June 1, from 3 to 4 a.m. in Holy Seminarians will be the minor of Mass will be celebrated Friday, May 25. mortuary. pa?t seven years. Father Hamblin, Ghost church. ficers of the Mass and will sing Sheoffer Sentinel 1004 15th St. at 10 o’clock in St. Francis de Sales’ VENTURA RIVERO. 64, of 1220 S. A new altar dedicated to the church. Interment will be in Mt. Olivet, Sherman. Father of Albert and Oscar who was transferred to Mercy hos the Gregorian chant. Pen and Pencil Set.....20.00 Oiinger mortuary. Rivero; and grandfather of Larry Rivero, pital last week, directed the choir. Infant of Prague was recently St. Jude’s club held its final MAin 2279 Denver, and Sylvia Vigil, San Francisco, ANGELINA SARNO, 66. of 2547 17th More than $1,500 was turned placed in the main foyer of St. meeting in the home of Mrs. A1 street. Wife of Carlo Sarno; mother of Requiem Maes was celebrated May 23 Philomena’s school. It will be in the Cathedral. Interment Mt. Olivet -in from the 22 pariih clubs last Potorf, 2937 S. Harrison. Sheaffer^s great new thin Rose. Philip, Tillie, Frank, Helen, and used for Mass and for altar boy The firms listed here deserve to George Sarno; survived also hr two ye,,r,,.Mrs. Harry T. Zook, chair Mrs. Irene Koser will entertain MRS. CATHERINE FERGUSON practice'. model pen with handsome metal be remembered when you are dis grandchildren. Requiem Mass was celc* man of the club committees, re the St. Frahees Carbrini club in brated May 23 in Our. Lady of Mt. Requiem High Mass will be celebrated cap ana spring d ip. tributing your patronage to the dif ported ' to Monsignor Higgins The altar will be used for the her home, 6425: E. 14th avenue, ferent linee of business. Carmel church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Friday, May 25, in Blessed Sacrament first time when Mass is offered Smooth gold point. Gift Boxed. Olinger service. church for Mrs. Catherine Ferguson, 70, tbit, past waek. Monsignor Hig- Friday, May 25. who died of complications resulting from gina thanked all those who took to open the field day activities in Members of St. William’s club a broken hip suffered in a fall in her the school yard. Members of the home a week ago. part in club activities for their will hold their final meeting in the Mrs. Ferguson was born In Banisloe, (|eT,gtio|> to the parish. eighth grrade will serve at the Aviation club Thursday, May 24. Ireland, Sept. 25, 1880...an.d. came to Mass' and will act as an honor, . A n D ak o^n et was placed in the St. Rose of Lima’s club will MEMORIAL DAY FLOWERS New York city when a child.' She was g^uard for the ceremonies. The St. meet with Mrs. Michael SyrTanqy, married there in 1896 to John Ferguson, vestibule of the church. It will Philomena glee club will sing for a captain for the Cunard Steamship 1083 Colorado boulev.ard, Thurs Order by Phone or Stop in and Select Them serve as a receptacle for the par the occasion. lines. Mrs. Ferguson came to Denver ish envelopes, and contains a sealed day, May 24, at 1 p.m. in 1938, after her husband’s death. The combined committees of the Mrs. J. J. Walsh will efitertain Bouquets $1.50 up in containers Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. depository for census cards, per ARTIFICIAL WRIEATHS — $2.50 up Evelyn Owen and Mrs. G. W. Frazee, sonal cornttiunications, and private St. Philomena tent party met the St. Joseph club Friday, May both, of Denver, and two grandchildren. document for the parish. May 17 in, the basement confer 25, In her home, 960 Detroit. We Will Be Open All Day Sunday and Monday Banns of marriage were an- ence room of the rectory. Monsi Mrs. L. A. Fair’s clUb -will be MRS. FRANCES M. GRIFFITH gnor Higgins thanked the commit entertained by Mrs. W. J. Man Mrs. Frances M. Griffith, 77, a native Dounced for the first time be *Wh«rt Ofnvtr Shopi with Confi^tneo'* Klytfon# 2111 of Chicago, died May 20 in St. Joseph’ s tween John Robert Doyle of Our tee members for their preparatory ning at 1316 Detroit street Thurs hospital after a long illness. Requiem Lady of Lourdes parish and Miss work on the parish bazaar. A com. day, May 24. GEORGE GRAUL, FLORIST High %as^ was .celebrated May 22 in The final meeting of Our Lady’s St. John the Evangelist’ s church, fol June Marie Walker of St. Philo W. 44th and Wadsworth Arvada 127 lowed by interment in Mt. Olivet. mena’s, and between Robert Seton club will be held Friday, May 25, (ON ROAD TO MT. OLIVET CEMETERY) * Born April 6, 1874, Mrs. Griffith Walker of St. Anthony’s, Butler, in the hoipe of Mrs. M. Blake came to Denver as a child and was Western Art Show Vifquain, 966 St.'Paul street graduated from high school here in N. J.,' and Miss Jeanette Helen 1892. She was married to Philip Griffith, Classen of St. Philomena’s. St. Anthony’s club will meet CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING prominent Florence coal and oil operator, The installation of officers of Opened at Gallery with Mrs. Arthur Lingle, 1129 Jo Jan. 16, 1900, moving With him to $t. Philomena’s Men’s club will be sephine, for breakfast June 1. Florence. Following the death of her Charles M. McConnell and Pat Monuments & Markers husband in 1943, she returned to Denver. held Thursday, May 31, in the Now in its 57th year,, the Den. Classified Ads Mrs. Griffith was a member of St. school auditorium, Harry T. Zook, ■Van Woensel attended a three-day John the Evangelist’s Altar and Rosary ver Art Museum’s annual exhibi scout training school for leaders It will pay you to read ALL of the following adTertiiemente. society and St Thomas’ seminary guild. president, announced. The new of tion for Western artists, always We carry a complete line of grave blankets, ficers for the coming year are: Dr. at Camp Tahoosa, Ward. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. one .of the outstanding art events A scout troop 124 auxiliary lead crosses, wreaths, marble statues and vases. Wilhelmine Goodman; a granddaughter, James E. Cummings, president; of the season, was opened Mary .Frances Goodman; and k aister, Joseph E. Barry, vice president; ers meeting 'will be held Thursday MISCELLANEOUS WANTED TO RENT Mrs. Irene M. Appel, all of Denver; an at the Museum’s new Schleier gal You will be surprised when you see our prices. and John Waggoner, secretary- evening. May 24, in the home of Couple to be married in June want 2 or 3 other sister, Mrs Vivian P. Strange, lery, 1343 Acoma street, on Mon Mrs. Pete 'Van Woensel, 1343 High T R E E S REMOVED — SPRAYED — Vancouver, B. C .; and a brother, W. L. treasurer. The annual reports for room furnished apt. between .".nne 1' and day, May 14. A competitive judged street, at 8 o’clock. TRIMMED by licenoed, iniured, experienced 10. Call PEarl U89. ; Stop — Shop and Save Williams, Kansas City, Mo. Horan mor thp activity, sports, finance, and show, the exhibition is open to all men. Heavy power equipment (or any eize tuary. bazaar committees will be made. Cub pack 124 will meet Friday, job. Fertilisers ot all kinds. Call MILE CUSTOM FLORIST—wants to rent mod artists who live in the 24 states est house near Church, will beautify the L«ttering and Cleaning Done at Cemeterg Reports on the men’s section of the May 25, at 7 :30 p.m. in the school HI FORESTRY TREE SERVICE. AC 6634. GEORGE A. KLAREN west of the Mississippi river, in auditorium. An initiation cere grounds and increase value of property. George A. Klaren, 41, Denver -con parish census will be completed cluding Wisconsin and Illinois. Cali Richardson—ElA. 2886, after 6 p.m. struction worker, died May 19 in Den and returned to the parish. mony will be held for Larry Dick PAINTING & DECORATING ARvada Norman's Memorials ARvada ver General hospital after a one-week The categories of competition son, Phil and Tom Rotole, and FOR RENT illness. Reqniem Mass was celebrated June 1 is the first Friday of the include: Painting, prints, draw FOR paperhanfeing and painting call Anton John Vos. Larry Wifquain will be Basement apt. Three large rooms, bath, 1231-J 7769 W. 44th on Way to Mt. Olivet 1231-J May 23 in St. Joseph’s Redemptorist near Scottsbluff. coming to Denver in ings, sculpture, ceramics, and tex Beringer, 168 Madison. EA. ,2286, church, followed by interment in .Mt less. presented with his Webelos badge. storeroom, furnished. Private entrance. Olivet. tiles. Each competing artist is lim Cubs of pack 124 will go on a WALLPAPER Hanging. Painting. Re M. A. Bluhm, 1532 Syracuse. DE. 0701, or Surviving sre hii wile, Kits; three if no answer, DE. 1891. Mr. Klaren, who lived at 440 S. Stuart Sjpis. Patrick, Lloyd, and Thomas; a ited to three entries. tour Thursday, May 24. Cubs are modeling. Call KE. 6793. street, was born in Hastings, Neb.,^eb. daughter, Deborah Klaren, all of Denver; Prizes will again be offered in to assemble at the school immedi PIANO LESSONS 26, 1910. Reared there, he later fanned hia parents, Mr, and Mrs. Nicholas BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES -t- Klaren; a sister, Mrs. Marie Daniels. the form of purchase awards, so ately after dismissal. This will end Piano lessons, your home, Mrs. Seamens, .Altoona, Pa.; and four brothers, Edmond that once again the museum’s the activities of the cubs for the Wedding invitations 86.96 per hundred np. RA 8590, 10-12 A.M. and evenings after fend Joseph Klaren of Long Beach, Calif.; permanent collections will be aug summer with the exception of the Personalised napkins $1.60 per hundred. 7:80 P.M. Donald Klaren, Oceanside. Calif.'; and Wedding platee and cups. Powell Co., 748 mented by representative pieces softball games, which are played S. Broadway. SP. 1294. ECT Paul Klaren, Denver. of American art. The exhibition once a week. TOWELS & LIINEN SUPPLY will remain on vie^ at the Schleier Bobbie Joau Wiley, daughter of HELP WANTED ! MISS MARY MeSHEEHY MOUNTAIN TOWEL A SUPPLT CO. Miss Mary McShechy, a native of gallery through July 8. Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Wiley, Asst. Manager, circulation sales. Large Service furnlihed for Officoi, Barbon. Denver, died recently in Cleveland, 0. 1620 York street, was baptized Catholic publisher. No experience neces Rcetfeoronte. Storee, and Banqoete Servicesa n and intermeut were held there. May 20 by Father O’Malley. Her sary. Coinmiasion & bonus. Box H-1, B W. BECKIU8. Manager Miss MeSheehy is survived by Mrs. Favors Received Register. 1227 Curtie St. H A T ill John J. Connor, a sister; Mrs. Edward sponsors were Raymond Stevens MeSheehy, sister-in-law; and Paul Me. A reader of the Register wishes and Mary C. Cushing. BRICK REPAIRS ShUehy, J. Vincent Connor, and Robert Members of Brownie troop 217 DRUGGISTS Fi Connor, nephews, all of Denver. to express thanks for two impor BRICK REPAIRS: Specialising in -brick tant favors received through the entertained their mothers at a tea pointing and repairing, also caulking and YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS MRS. FLORENCE OWENS intercession St. Anthony. May 20 in the school auditorium. painting. BE. 8-0444. WALTER EVANS, 3177 Benton SL Requiem Mass was celebrated May 23 will be filled correctly ot in St. Patrick’s church for Mrs. Florence CARPENTER WORK Owens, 67, lifelong resident of Denver. WASHINGTON PARK PHARMACY Interment was in Mt. Olivet. 'Want a Hudson? FIRST data cabinet making. Carpenter Mrs. Owens, who lived at 3428 Wyan and remodeling. Call PE. 6241. dot street, was bom in Denver July 24, Ph. SP. *766 1016 Sooth Gaylord St. 1893. After attending school here, she was married to Ralph Owens, who died four years ago. Surviving are her father, Frank B. AARY’S Young of Denver; a sister, Mrs. Mayme Rosaries Green o f Oakland, Calif.; and a nephew, , 1500 S. Broadway ^ Frank Long ot Denver. Roger mortuary. MICHAEL VILLANO ^ Diamonds Wotches ►We Pay Michael Viliano, 66. a truck farmer and native of Italy, died May 16 in his For Used Furniture J home, 6900 N. Logan. Requiem Mass Catholic services at Olinger'i Mass was celebrated:May 21 in Our Lady of Mt. Carmel church. Interment was and 4 fn Mt. Olivet. SUNDMAN’S Miacellanoouo Itema 4 ' ore characterized by the deepest Mr. Viliano wai bom in Potenia, 4 Italy, Dec. 31, 1896, and came to the Watchmakers and PE. 4014 RA. 6423 United States with hii parents in 1900 OPEN EVENINGS TILL t ».m. 4 Mr. Villeno had operated a truck farm . Jewelers "understanding— and the thoughtful north of Denver for 26 years. Surviving are his wife, CItra, whom he married in Denver in 1921; three 59 South Broadway personal attention of Olinger's Catholic sons, John, Rocco, end Ralph; a daugh ter, Mrs. Lucille Gdovln; five brothers, Want Experienced Jerry, Rocco, Ixjuis, and Johnny Sal vatore, end Paul Viliano; and aeven stoff-tl^e largest Catholic staff grandchildren. Boulevard mortuary. Real Estate Savings Froms HELEN YAGQIE of any mortuary in Colorado. 'Requiem l^igh Mess was celebrated Piles-Hernia May 21 in St. Francis de Sales' church Salesman 0 Modern production for Helen Yaggie, 73, mother of eight Healed hy my proven methods children, two of whom are in religious methods and orders. Interment followed in Mt. Olivet. No aoMthetic. No (argery. No (Man or Woman) equipment Bom in Yankton, S, Dak., Sept. 17 (ufferinf. No danger. No koapitaL 1&78, Mre. Yeggie moved to Holyoke No lorn of Umo from work. Colo., in 1908, after her marriage to Excellent 0 Large volume Jacob Yaggie. The couple moved to Dr. IJcnver in 1942, and Mr. Yaggie died JOHN MILLER, a member of the Knights of Colum Working Conditions here July 10, 1948. bus, Denver council 539, is shown in the picture above tell Allen B. Plenty of Listings and 0 Carload freight Mre. Yeggie, who resided at 1282 S. Craessmann eA Sherman street, died May 18 in a Den ing Mrs. C. 1). Van Buskirk of 2144 Olive street some good reasons New Homes to Sell ver nuriing home. why she should want the new 1951 Hudson automobile. The auto Ph-C., D.C. mORTURRIES Surviving ere six daughters, Sister mobile is the main attraction of the annual Silver Dollar days spon U1 14tb Street Jacques Brothers Patricia of San Antonio, Sister Mary Suite 811 WILSON & WILSON, Laurine of Racine, Mrs, Hilda Gerkin of sored by the K. of C. council. B onn i to 12 t6lh ot louldtr • Spetr ot Shtrmaii SIhm 1902 Oakland, Calif.; Mrs. Edward Hansen Silver Dollar days this year will be held the evenings of May 30-31 I t il to 5 MONUMENTS or DISTINCTION of Salem, Ore,; and Mrs. Josephine and June 1-2. There will be entertainment and games each night and hr ippointment Realty .E. Colfax Ot Magnolia (untder construction) ReighanL and MLrs. Euth Pawolski, both 28 E. 6th Ave. AL. 2019 of Coldwater, K ieh .; two sons, Robert The festival will be held on the lawn of the Knights of (jolumpua ACome 5070 2868 So. Broadway! Yeggie, Dmver detective, end Clarence home, E. 16th a'venue and Grant street. All" proceed^leds from the " Silver FRemont 7250 SU 1-6671 J » t Off B roidw ir on *0: At*. Yaggie, alto of Denver; and two sisters, Dollar days are used by the knights for the many charitable activities ffiwr Serving Nearly Half of Denver^e Familie$ Pauline and Agnes Beinert, both of 27 Vean of Membere of St. Lonii' Pariah fankton. Olinger mortuary. they sponsor. (Photo by Smyth) Sucoenlul Frtetlco I Tliunday, May 24, 1951 Offiea, 93$ ia n n e e k Stroot THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Taltphotia, KEytlont 4205 PAGE ELEVEN Strange But True The Story Behind The Church The Valentino Story' dhqidJbA iatL In the Philippines By Rev. Amador Cruz Wisco By Rev. John B. Ebel A NUMBER OF THE FAITHFUL have asked AN INTERESTING SIDELIGHT on the life me, time and again, about th§ Church in the and death of Rudolph Valentino, late movie idol Four Ideas: Old, New, Borrowed, and Blue Philippines. It is consoling to note the degree of who is the subject of a current motion picture. By Ed Miller endorsed it; it will go into effect if your coun concern they feel for the other members of the The Valentino Story, is given by T. M. LeBerthon Old: cilman wants it to. The City Council should be Mystical Body, in much the same way as one part in the Central California Register. LeBerthon, a snowed under with letters asking for passage of of the world feels about the threat of war in reporter in 1926 for the Brooklyn Times, since Catholic Dynamism or Pious Passivism? the strengthened curfew law. another. absorbed by the Brooklyn Eagle, was among the Only the myopic will deny that there are Speaking of the Church in the Philippines score of newsmen who waited in the anteroom of desperate problems to work out in these desperate Blue: brings to mind a story that runs something like the Polyclinic hospital for Valentino to die. times. Freighted with fears, we sometimes forget Who Will Keep Faith this: Ferocious man-eaters broke loose from their In the 'movie version, Valentino is shown in that other generations have faced problems that With the Doughfoot? cells through the carelessness of the zoo-keeper. his dying hour holding hands with the woman seemed as llifficult, and we forget that tiieir The beasts showed their teeth and meant busi with whom he is in love. In real life he had been knowledge, gained through robust experience, If you missed the bitter letter from Chaplain ness. They pounced upon Mrs. Jones. Mrs. Jones married and divorced twice and was said to be can help us too. Someone has said that “ the (LL Col.) Maurice Powers, C.S.C., published was a bloody sight when the guards and state making wedding plans with Pola Negri shortly trouble w i^ the present generation is that it has three weeks ago in the Register, you should not police finally came to her rescue. The city doctor before his death. None of these three women was not read the minutes of the last meeting.” ^ That is have; it should be required reading for every arrived, and having felt the woman’s pulse, present when he d^ed, declares LeBerthon. The why every Catholic should be familiar with Den American. He told, in the astringent words of the pronounced her dead. John Jones came shortly dying movie idol clawed instead in his final ver’s fine Catholic library which, with its some soldier, of the hell thnt is Korea. And he after, pantin|; and grief-stricken. He threw him agony the hand of a priest, and therein “ is a most 5,000 volumes (encompassing everything from chivvied all of us a little for forgetting our self beside his wife’s body, sobbing like a child: clear story of the infinite irfercy of God.” This is the Desert Fathers to Father X ), furnishes that fighting men. “ Oh Mary, Mary, my wife, you aren’t dead . ... how he recounts itl which the public library cannot— Catholic read Perhaps you read it and, shaken, you asked no, no, you can’t be dead.” And a faint voice “VALENTINO HAD LONG SINCE fallen ing in the round. sincerely: “ What can I do?” Well, here is what answered: “ Calm down, John . . . you know more away from the Church, but he died with the last Under the capable leadership of Joseph some people are doing. In St. Paul’s parish in than the doctor.” sacraments, all because a young man, who had Learned and with the aid of personable Edna Weirton, W. Va., perpetual adoration of the LIKE THE WOMAN IN the story, the Church known him when they were both small boys in Hartman, its librarian, the library has made re Blessed Sacrament wsB begun on Ash Wednesday in the Philippines was pronounced dead by her markable progress since its renaissance a year Italy, spent much of the last three days of the — and will continue until “ world peace is finally enemies. But she is still alive and can talk, as and a half ago. But, despite the progress, it is stains life in that sickroom with him. and fully established.” we shall see later. Her death was more apparent still a shocking indictment of Denver 'Catholics Each parishioner spends one hour a week in than real. To all appearances she was dead, be “ That young* man, his same age, had become that so few know where the Catholic library is a priest with an Italian missionary society, and church, praying for peace. That takes 168 cause the wars tore upon her and shattered her or know of the riches of Catholic literature that parishioners a week. The chore is not hard, but to pieces. The Japanese brought untold havoc was an assistant in a small Italian-language it houses. church on New York’s poverty-ridden East side. seems to become increasingly onerous as time to the Church and her, children. Santo Domingo The Catholic library has the answers to the goes by. It takes courage, and yet it seems like church was bombed out of existence. Binondo The newspapers, for a week, had been full of the -problems o f these dangerous days. It is your grave illness of Valentino, and of highlights of a good, if not the best, solution to Colonel church went up in smoke. The pulpits were arsenal of ammunition against today’s aggressive Powers’ plea that the GIs in Korea not be for silenced against tyranny and oppression. The his romantic career. It was noted that he had materialists, atheists, and pagans. Through it come to America as a dancer, that his true name gotten. When they are doing so much, can we schools followed strict Japanese curricula. The you can learn your faith, deepen your spirituality, do lesst Archbishop became a virtual prisoner. Free was not Valentino but Guglielmo. quicken your mind, and exchange pious passivism , As Chesterton says, “ We men and women are speech was taboo, and the free press existed in “ The priest had read that story, and had for Catholic dynamism. ‘ '*■ name only. wondered if this was the young Guglielmo he But, too, the Catholic library needs you. all in the came boat upon a strong sea. We owe to each other t terrible loyalty.” And then came liberation. The Philippines had played with in the streets when they both With plans being laid now to extend its facilities, were again the stage for a bloody drama. The were boys in Italy. it needs books, money, and most of all, volunteer I wonder how many parisnes have 168 parishioners? enemy was shelled out of his hideouts; monas “ It turned ^ut to be his old friend, and so he workers. The Catljolic Information and Llbr^ji^ teries were blasted into small bits of stone frag went to him, and for long periods of the, last sev society is situated next to the Holy Ghost parish ments. Churches crackled beneath the impact eral days of Valentino's life was alone with him hall at 19th and California streets. of incendiary bqpibs; artillery fire criss-crossed in that room. From time to time. Producer For $1 a year it makes the world of Catholic The World Needs the black canopy of skies and landed on Catholic The Denver Catholic Register Schenck, Manager Ullman, doctors, and nurses literature yours. schools and hospitals with deadly accuracy; tiptoed in and out. But the priest stayed close, N e w : The Bread of Life planes dropped a thousand deaths; tanks bombed President...... Most Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. to bring the star through a sudden and final pur By Rev. Robert E. Kekeisen destruction all around. Intramuros, (the walled Editor...... R t Rev, Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Jour.D. gation of pain to the awful moment of the im A Pbw Stones, A Sack of Cement Managing Director...... Monsignor John B. Cavanagh, M.A., Ph.D. city of churches), was a big ball of fire. Manila mediate judgment.” And so Rudolph Valentino, Since the month of May is dedicated to the MANKIND’S DISMAL, warring state of af became Dante’s picture of the Inferno. City Editor...... Rev. John B. Ebel, M.A., LittD. fairs today is tiie result of spiritual starvation. 31, at the height of his career, died at the end of Blessed Mother, it might be fitting to suggest VICTORY WAS WON at last, and the smoke Associate Editors — Rev, Fhancis Syrianey, M.A., Litt.D.; Linus a short week of pain— and penance. that those who have a genuine devotion to the The world, for the most part, languishes in soul- Riordan, Ph.D.; Rev. Robert Kekeisen, M.A., L^tD .; Paul Hallett, anemia because men have widely rejected the of battle lifted away. The Filipino rubbed his HOLLYWOOD in The Valentino Story has Mother of God put their feelin g concerning the eyes to see what war had brought to his country: LittD.; Jack Heher, A.B.; James Kelly, A.B.; Art Editor, Leo Cana- Morning Star, the Tower of Ivory, the House of Bread of Life, the Body and Blood, Soul and Di actually missed the real Valentino story, as Le A crumbling heap of debris. He looked around van, M.F.A. Gold, the Mystical Rose, and the Gate of Heaven vinity of Jesus Christ, the Son of God. Berthon points out. The greatest drama in that to find he no longer had a home. He retraced into a more concrete form— quite litemlly. The Feast of Copus Christi, Thursday, May life was the regaining of a soul in the final hour his steps to see what signs of life there were, Entered as second class matter at the postoffice at Denver, Colo. It would be a fine thing if each Catholic 24, recalls the unmitigated warning of the Savior Thii P«pcr Printed Entir«l7 Br Union Labor by divine grace— after - God only knows , what perhaps a friend or relative beneath the fallen struggles with the powers of darkness. This the in the archdiocese who is planning to build concerning the soul’s hunger and thirst for Him: “ Unless you eat the Flesh of the Son of Man, and columns and dusty ashes. Stone staircases and Published Weekly by. film does not even hint at, nor does it show the barbecue pit in the back yard of his home massive walls, charred and dilapidated, were all Requiem Mass celebrated for the repose of his would build first an outdoor shrine to the drink Hjs Blood, you shall not have life in you.” The stark significance of Jesus’ words, and their that remained of the churches. Broken columns THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY, (Inc.) soul in St, Malachy’s church on 49th street off Mediatrix of All Graces. Veiled with foliage and and smoking boulders became the haunting 938 Bhnnock Street, 1 Broadway before his body was shipped to Holly perfumed with flowers, it would serve both as a terrifying all-infclusiveness, leaye no room for ambiguity. He did not say, “ Unless this or that ghosts of what he had once called the Cathedral. wood. sanctuary for meditation and prayer apart from Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1620 class of person eats My Flesh,” but “ Unless you Where were the belfries and steeples that tapered “ the roaring traffic’s boom” and as a visible sign off in graceful outlines in the dazzling blueness Contrast and conflict— these are the meat of of a veneration that to a fellow Catholic is logic (all of you) eat . . .” The world cannot defend Subscription: drama. Where else could they be found in such itself on the score that it was not properly o f the tropic sky? Where were the Gothic itself, but to a skeptic is impossible to explain. structures, and the native woodcraft-master- epic depth as in that sickroom— if only the movie warned. $1.00 per year in Archdiocese of Denver. Remember, “ They do not love who do not pieces that used to embody the enterprising spirit makers had the courage to capture them. In Le show their love.” $1.50 per year Outside Archdiocese of Denver. Berthon’s words: “ He pressed no burning lipfs to THE REDEEMER REPEATED the same idea of heroic Spanish missionaries? Alas, they were Canada, $2.25 a year per subscription. his lover in that death room. He died kissing a Borrowed: in just slightly different words several times on flattened to the ground and merged together in Foreign countries, including Philippines, $3.00 a year. small silver crucifix placed in his poor weak hand Curfew Should Ring Tonight that occasion, described in St. John’s Gospel, the a common grave of ruins. He wondered at what — hands that had caressed the'prettiest women of sixth chapter. He* permitted the weak of faith to vast destruction modem warfare could bring to A guest editorial written by a PTA leader and depart; He would not hold them by lessening the the screen in many a box office success— by a published in the Denver Post brings to mind a a country; and as he wondered, his wonder g;rew. Thursday, May 24, 1951 priest who remembered a young Guglielmo who miraculous force of His doctrine on the Eucha He understood that this was the price of liberty, plea made last year by James McNeive, director rist The Eucharist is the real Christ, sacrament had become a dancer and had come to America. of the Little Flower community center, the Vail but he could not understand why Intramuros ally present under the appearances of bread and should be razed to the ground. He knew that the OFFICIAL: ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER An infinitely merciful God had sped him to that center, and Our Lady of the Rockies camp, con bedside.” x wine. Our Blessed Lord left no doubt about that militarists were brilliant strategists, but he The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval cerning juvenile delinquency, the badge and all-important fact. He even turned to the Apos IT WAS VALENTINO’* greatest scene. But bane of our times. Both McNeive and Capt. wished he knew other ways of driving the We confirm it as the official publication of the Archdiocese. What tles, after He had announced His intention of Japanese from their holes without destroying ever appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or the silver screen will never portray it Perhaps it Leonard Nevin, head of the juvenile bureau of giving Himself as the food of men, and invited is just as well. For in every man’s life this tre the police force, are vocal in u eir assertions that ' the churches. He was certain that buildings those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared officiah them also to leave Him if they refused to believe mendous drama is taking place— this struggle for the beet way to break {he back of the delinquency could be erected again, but he was equally cer We hope The Register will be read in every home of the His literal words. It was then that St. Peter mag tain that those churches, destroyed by war, were possession of his soul, the love scene that every problem is to pass into being a nails-hard curfew nificently confessed: “ Lord, to whom shall we Archdiocese. one must play with his Creator. And no Valen law. Teen gangs that prowl the streets from 8 not replaceable as historical monuments, nor go? Thou hast words of everlasting life, and we were they payable in dollar bills. We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in tino, no movie idol of any time, is any mora im to 12 p.m. stealing purses, cars, and money, have come to believe and to know that Thou art WHAT HAPPENED, to the churches in the children of the Archdiocese for the reading of The Register. portant in this scene than you or I. For God is the burglarizing homes and stores, assaulting girls the Christ, the Son of God.” director, and every soul is the center of this and women, and entering into bloody, intemfcine Manila happened also, thougk on a smaller scale, « URBAN J. VEHR Ever since the Last Supper, on the eve of Jan. 29, 1942 Archbishop of Denver. drama of divine grace, and every man has his own fights would be put out of business with the to those in the rural areas of the Philippines. starring role. The scene is played but once— ^there tightening up qf curfew machinery. Jesus’ infinite Sacrifice, the Church has main Jlaids and street-fightings had left their grue is no retake. The reward is not an Oscar or gold The proposed changes would correct the law tained the doctrine.and practice of the Blessed some marks on chur6hes, convents, and schools. Eucharist, teaching that the consecrated Host is '^1 Forty Hours' Devotion or box-office success; it is an eternity of hap where it now is unworkable and ^ve it muscle Where bombshells missed their mark, fire took piness. where muscle is needed. All the PTAs have no mere symbol of Christ, but Christ Himself. over and gutted the place. The tourist who visits ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER But the so-called Reformers, like the unbelieving Manila and its suburbs for the first time bewails Week of May 27, Second Sunday after Pentecost Jews who heard Christ’s promise, preferred to the striking contrast between the Philippines and go away and “ walk with Him no more,” to de Denver, St. Joseph’s Mother-house. the other countries he may have visited. I have prive their souls of the one Food that injects seen Manila, and I have seen cities of Asia and supernatural life into a man’s soul, enables him Europe. Nowhere in Asia or Europe have I seen CATHOLIC RADIO LOG to perform supernatural actions, and fits him the like of Manila’s abomination of desolation. for a supernatural goal— the eternal Vision of That is the material aspect of the Church in Station KOA FAMILY THEATER— Wednes God. the Philippines. But the Catholic Church is not day, 7:30 p.m. ASK AND LEARN— Sunday, AND SO THE SOUL of the world, on the made up of stones and bricks, merely , . . Nor 8:30 a.m. l e AMERICAN NAHONAl BANK of beautiful architectural structures, merely . . . SACRED HEART PROGRAM whole, is spiritually emaciated, weak, enervated, There is a spirit that hovers over the ruins which CATHOLIC HOUR — Sunday, X ^aturday, 10 a.m. gasping out its supernatural life, because most a thousand bullets cannot kill, nor enemies’ 12 noon. men have not taken Christ at His word. The ones Station KTLN o( Denver who choose to have no seat at the Lord’s Table might scare away. I refer to the faith of the Station KFEL FR. JOHN ORDINAS, C.R.— will be found at the lunch stand of secularism, people. Let me pause here awhile to pay an un< AVE MARIA HOUR— Sunday, Sunday, 7:15-7:30 a.m. trying vainly to sate their soul’s appetite with dying...... debt...... of gratitude...... to the ■ SrSpanish • mission aries who brought us the faith. That “faith began 5:30 a.m. and 11:30 p.m. Station KLZ the meringue of godless ideology. And they walk away still hungry. in emb^o, grew, and waxed strong with time. ROSARY FOR PEACE— Sun- CHURCH OF AIR— Sunday, is pleased to announce payment of The present forces of evil are obese with the The Filipinos have loved the Catholic faith and day, 8:15 p.m. 8-8:30 a.m. nourishment of material power. They feast at cherished it, all through the years. It would seem Satan’s table on the carrion of fellow human that God allowed 400 years to slip by, to give beings, slaughtered in the defense of religion and ample time for the faith to strike deep root in right And Satan enjoys the macabre banquet the hearts of the people. And strike it did. By Only a man of faith can conquer a man of dis the time the Japanese came, that faith had im belief. Only souls nourished on Christ ffimself bedded itself in the Filipinos— so much so that no can find strength to vanquish souls sated with amount of human persuasion or cajoling could Hear diabolical, preternatural provender. snatch it away from them. The Lord’s invitation to His Banquet was not recalled when the unbelievers left Him alone The Simple Life with His Apostles and a few other faithful fol Our nation is sadly in need of a rebirth of the A SK and lowers. He still desires with infinite love that all simple life— a return to the days when God was LEARN men come to Him for the Food of their souls. a part of every household, when families arose in And He will provide to the earnest seeker the the morning with a prayer on their lips, and faith that makes the Bread of Angels digestible. ended by gathering together to place themselves KOA in His care. If there is hope for the future of Prayer, confidence, and total abandonment America; if there is to be peace and happiness to God will always be my arms. I am good for in our homes—then we, as a nation, must return to nothing.. . . But “ I can do all things in Him who God, and the practice of daily family prayer.— 8:30 strengtheheth me.” — (S t Frances Cabrini) (J. Edgar Hoover, director of the FBI). EVERY SUNDAY MORNING effective June 1, 1951 Iran's Pot of Boiling Oil Questions on religion submitted by the'" radio By Paul H. Hallett families are for the most part large absentee audience answered on the archdiocesan broadcast. AFTER KOREA, the focal spot of interest in land owners, who have a huge share in determin Asia is Iran, now in a deadly dispute with Britain ing the political, economic, and social destiny of Booklet on Catholic Church available free of cott Iran. Only 2.5 per cent of> the rural population to all inqmrers. over the nationalization of her immense oil re HE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK— long a leader among serves and commonly expected to be the next owns any land. ♦ WRITE TO point of Soviet-a^ession if and when it comes. IRAN IS, PROPERLY SPEAKING, neither a Denver Qearing House banks in paying higher interest on Our interest in this editorial is to give a brief re state nor a nation. It is a strange combination of ASK AND LEARN, Station KOA feudal anarchy and a centralized fiscal system; Denver 2, Colorado view of social and economic conditions in that savings—410W proudly announce»an additional increase to 2 % country, with the object of evaluating the bear of the unstable mixture o f nomad tribes and of ing of these influences on the possible Sovietiza- cultivators who are practically bound to the soil. on all savings averaging $100 or more, effective June 1, 1951* tion of this ancient land. On the other hand, there are no class distinc tions, except those created by wealth, and ascent In the 'first place, Iran, though miserably from the unmoneyed to the moneyed class is open MAin 5314 Enjoy these higher earnings now! Open your account hy poor, is not suffering from overpopulation, so to anyone with uncomipon intel%ence and ahil- ac frequently’ alleged by Malthusians as an excuse ity. But the agricultural masses average only June 5 and earn interest from June 1. Free one-half hour for relieving famine or cutting down the death $100 a year in income per family; only five per F. J. KIRCHHOF rate in Asiatic countries. This ancient land is one cent of the people are literate; and the average parking right next door . . . or, ^ou may make your deposits of the most sparsely populated in the world, with life-span is only 27 years. an estimated population of only 14,000,000. As Do these conditions “ create” Communism, as by mail. ^ Supreme Court Justice William Douglas pointed so often alleged? The answer is that Communism Construction Co. out two months ago, proper irrigation projects is a spiritual disease and is spread only, by a could easily enable Perria to support, and sup spiritual infection. 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Heavy tubular $1 Down Any fisherman will agree that altitude "firms up" Church Graduation Rites steel ^ame with weather re- sistant \enam el finish and the fighting Rainbow Trout... makes for better sport on Welby.— (Assumption Par tello, Lana Jean Milano, andi cover. Easily moved. Save .88 Roxeen Brienza. » 2 4 the hook, better fish in the frying pan. ish)— Graduation exercises Now! \ took place on Sunday, May 20, The last PTA meeting wa.s held $3.95 All Metal Cocktail May 8 with a large attendance, Table. Ideal for porch or. at the 8 o’clock Mass. The with the president, Mrs. Don eighth grade graduates were lawn. Choice of several McCauley^ in charge. Reports by Free Delivery Specially brewed! Robert Domenico, Arnold Ferrero, all officers for the year were gay enamel finishes. Max Melendez, Jerry Macauley, given. Father John, spiritual di Anywhere in $ 3 .4 8 ’ Beer, too, can be improved at this high Billy de Luzio, Alfred Mazzuca, rector, gave an interesting talk Colorado Pilan Agulici, Nancy Persichetti, on the progress of the school altitude... but the process is an exacting one, Nora Jacquez, Rose Marie Grande, activities duri^Jg the year and on Loretta Croce, Mary Ann Nuocci, salvation of souls. calling for precise controls to compensate for Earlene Arneson, Marie Vade, and Mrs. James Foley, CPTL presi Florence Alsdorf. dent, was the honored guest of atmospheric pressure, dryness of air, and other Graduation exercises for the the evening and installed the_ offi fe Seniors of the high school took cers forJ;he coming year. elements that affect brewing. Because it is the place on the same day at the Mass •The retiring president, Mrs. only beer brewed in Denver, exclusively for at 10 o’clock. The graduates were McCauley, presented a gift to Mrs. Norbert Budding, Roxie Rotello, Foley in appreciation for her in Colorado and the mountain empire, Tivoli is Robert Mazzuco, Henry Younger, terest in the PTA. The past presi Clarine Niccoli, Madeline Rotello, dents’ pin was presented to Mrs. truly a beer conditioned j or high altitude. Theresa Perichetti, Frances de McCauley by the newly elected Luzio, Glenda Rae Covillo, and president, Mrs. Hazel Croteau. Folding Steam er ^toir 12-ez."Stalhia". Ranie Adducci. The diplomas were The following were elected: with sturdy wood frolnte. presented by the Rev. John Giam- PTA president, Mrs. Croteau; Striped fabric sling sipot. . y Alio availoblo in bastiani, O.S.M. ■vice president, Mrs. Mary Covillo; D R IN K and E N J O Y 7-ox. "Pony", Father John reminds all pa sbcretai-y, Mrs. Irene Rossi; treas $ 3 .9 8 12-ox. "ixport", rishioners that Confirmation will urer, Mrs. Lucy Domenico; his and full quarts* be held Juno 5. Instructions for torian, Mrs. Antonetta Labriola; children are held every day from and auditor, Mrs. Angelina Croce. 9 a.m. to 12 o’clock and on Tues The pupils 6f the dancing class day and Thursday avanings for entertained with singing and danc adults. ing under the direction of Sister Mary Giulian. They were accom The Mother’s day May crowning panied on the piano by Sister Regular $44.95 Colorful Striped Glider ceremony took place Sunday eve Mary Antonetta. Mother Mary ning, May 13, with a procession of Domenica, honorary president, ex All metal frame with gentle the graduates and high school stu pressed her gratitude to the past $1 Down dents. officers and congratulated the glider oction. 2-cushion pad BEER Miss Frances de Luzio, chosen newly elected officers. The in a goy, striped weather to. be the May queen, placed the mothers of the Westminster sec repellent cover. Arm rests. . 9 5 crown of roses on the statue of tion were hostesses of the evening the Blessed Mother. Her at and served refreshments. See it Today! tendants were Theresa Persichetti, Recently baptized was Linda Glenda Rae Covillo,, Ranie Ad Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. for Western Tastes'' ducci, Clarine Niccoli, and Made Tony LaurieViti, Jr., "with Phil Srsduef sf tht Tlvsti-Unlsn Im. line Rotello. The flower girls and Laurienti and Wilnta Marfiriac fis EN EVERY NIGHT 'TIL 9 train-bearers were Josephine Ro sponsors. ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION Thuriday, May 24, 1951 Offiet, 9 3 t la n n a c k Straat THI DINVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Teltphont, KEyitena 4205 PAGE FIFTEEN At Blessed Sacrament Parish Shrine Safety Patrol at St. John's Commitfee Members Plan PTA Consecration Rite Set May 28 aqr St. Cajetan Parish Bazaar (St. Cajetan’a Parish, Denver) school the entire eight years: The bimonthly meeting of St. Mary Gloria Rodriguez, Marcella A reception in the Park Lane marriage by her father, will wear (BUfiad Sacrament Paritk, Caj’etan’s silver jubilee bazaar hotel followed the ceremony. After a white lace gOwn with long Valdez, Aloysius Nieto, Margaret. Danrar) , a committee was held in the church a wedding trip the young couple train, and a finger-tip veil of im Ramos, Shirley Uliberri, Larry Gal An act of consecration to the hall May 20. Additional niembei-s legos, Inez Toledo, Margaret Tor Blessed Virfin Mary will be of will make their home in Granby. ported illution. She will carry an orchid on a prayer book, with of the ticket committee include res, and Margaret Maestas. These fered by the members of the PTA Mantello-Honktnmaiar Rita a Eloisa Romero, Mrs. Eugene lily of the valley shower. were awarded at the PTA meeting on Monday, May 28, at the out Chavez, Maria Torres, Mrs. Lena Barbara Jean Hankenmeier, The attendants, Teresa Man by the Rev. John Ordinas,'^ C.P. door shrine of Our Lady of Fat Trujillo, Mrs. P. Salazar, Mrs. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl C. tello, maid of honor; Peggy Hank ima. The seventh and eighth grade Hankenmeier, and Cpl. Frank Nora Torres, Mrs. Fidencia Gurule, girls’ choir will sing. enmeier, Lorraine Van Meter, and Mrs. Lucy Alires, and Frances M. Mantello will exchange mar Marilyn Mantello, as bridesmaids, The PTA meeting, scheduled for riage vows prior to a Nuptial Mass Macias. will be similarly attired in net Beginning on May 27, a 1951 1 :30 p.m. in the school hall, will at 11 o’clock Thursday, May 24, gowns with Chantilly lace stoles. be the last one until fall. Officers before Father Mulcahy in the Ford, a bazaar feature, will be on The bride^oom, who is the son display on the cement in front of for the coming year will be in Blessed Sacrament church. of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest C. Man The bride, who will he given in the church after every Sunday stalled by Mrs. J. A. Foley, league tello of this parish, will have his Mass. Ben Benavidez will be in president. brother, Carl Mantello, as best charge of this project. Sister Ann Monica will present man. The ushers will include Rinev the school children in a musical Geist, Bob Hankenmeier, and Bill The crowning of the statue of the Blessed Mother will take program. The tea which will con Corpus Christi Duff. TAKE HOME mg clude the meeting will be under A reception will be held in the place Sunday at 7 p.m., spon sored by the Young Ladies’ so the sponsorship of the mothers of evening in the Argonaut hotel. rm^^ACCORDION dality. Mary Anguiana has been 5Ko\irf y ou-Hem/to Ptoy It" the Idndergarten and first grade The young couple will make their Observance Set chosen queen, and Eloite and childreh. home in Texas for the present* Frances Rodriguez will be the The Rev. William J. Mulcahy Corporal Mantello being stationed attendants. baptised James Edward, son of Mr. at Ft. Bliss, near El Paso. PRIVATE LESSONS II.SO Graduation on Sunday and Mrs. T. R. Schroeder, on Sun At St. Joseph's Devetiont In h«nor of the Suslti •■sranteil. Jolt Oir Accordion Band. day. The godparents were Edmund (St. Joieph’f Radamptorist Pariib, BUtisd Virgin are held every RAIN Or s h in e , these faithful mem- Allen, Philip Madonna, Frank Stasko, Harry Spald St. Cajetan’s graduation will be HAni.EY MUSIC CO. Flowers and Dolores Kemper, with Danvar) evening at 7:30 during tha ing, Thomas Young, John Alenius, and Robert Fail held Sunday at the 8:80 Mass. S19 E. Colfax TA. 8825 . Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Schroeder act The Feast of Corpus Christi will month of May. These eon- jers of the safety patrol of St. John’s The following will receive di ing; middle row— James Gray, Dick Miller, James ing as proxies. be celebrated in a solemn manner list of the Rosary, litanies, school, Denver, reorganized in September by Police plomas; John Williams, Ruth Mon Obst, George Rock, Kenneth Short, and Herbert dragon, John Lucero, David Lu CircIa Ntwt at the 10 o'clock Mass this Sun and Banedietien of the Most Officer J. A. Hale, have performed splendid service day, May 27. The Mass will be a Blessed Sacrament. On Sunday, TronoW; and front row— Francis Jacobucci, Fred cero, Wally Lavato, Pete Montana, The members of St. Jude’s cir Solemn Mass, celebrated by the services are at B o’clock instead for their fellow students, under Capt. John Weber Krichbaum, Janies Alenius, Capt. John Weber,- Lt Claude Romero, Frank Torres, cle met in the home of Mrs. C. J. Rev. Cyril Kierdorf, C.SS.R., as of 7:30. and Lt. John Cody. Left to right in the picture John Cody, Jon Lail, Shepard Sweeney, an4 Edward Rita Martinez, Carmen Gomez, BURNS • RIPS Frankenriter on Friday, May 18, sisted by ‘ the Rev. Bernard Kra Win Scholarships above are the following: Top row—William Elliott— (Photo by Smyth) Josie Gallegos, Porfie Coca, Mary for a bridge-luncheon. The co mer, C.SS.R., as deacon, and the Lina Gonzales, Emily Gonzales, OR TEARS hostess was Mrs. J. J. Maloney. Two out of three scholarships to + -f + ,. + Margaret Torres, Inez Toledo; Rev. Henry McKeever, C.SS.R., as Eliminated by, Prises were won by Mmes. J. B. subdeacon. A solemn procession be given to graduates of St. Mary’s acadeifiy on Thursday, May 31, Shirley Ulibarri, Marcella Val French or Inweaving Glavins, J. F. O’Brien, and Mar with triple Benediction of the dez, Larry Gallegos, Aloysius have been won by alumnae of the 24 Hour 8trvice~RcoBOR«blt Price* garet O’Connor. Blessed Sacrament will follow. Holy Family PTASt. John^s Will Graduate Nieto, Margaret Ramos, Margaret Blessed Sacrament grade school. HOSIERY MENDING Twelve members of St. Nor- Eighth Grade JoAnn Elliott, daughter of Mrs. Maestas, Mary Dolores Lopez, Do bert's circle were present at a Graduation; May 31 James H. Elliott and the late Mr. lores Martinez, Rose Ellen Marti bridge-luncheon in the home of Elliott of this parish, was the re Plans Final Meet nez, Mary Gloria Rodriguez, Lupe The eighth grade of St. Joseph’s 48 Pupils Monday, May 28 Mrs. J. H. Leyden, with Mrs. cipient of a four-year scholarship Ramirez, Andrew Gonzales, Pat (jJiLiJtsum. Thomas E. Greene as cohostess, on grade school will be graduated (St. J oh i^ Parish, Denver) — Vigil, Raymond Leyba, Bob Tay to Loretto Heights college for I May 18. Mmes. Effie Baumgart Thursday, May 31. All graduates lor, Roby Romero, and Norman Inweaving Co. \ maintaining the nighest scholastic The graduation exertises for^St. John’s school will be ner and Henry Newyahr won the will attend Mass at 8 o’clock. This Of Year May i held Monday evening, May 28, at 7 :30 in the church. The Martinez. Phone KE. 4409 | will be followed by a breakfast, and standing during the past four years The following received merit 304 MeClintock Bldg. j awards. in the academy. Kay Dignan, Rev. Charles Jones will address the 48 graduates and their At a bridge-luncheon for St. in the evening a special ceremony (Holy Family Paritk, Denver) pins for attending St. Cajetan’s 1554 Calif, will be held at 7:,'10. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett The final meeting, of the Parent- parents, after which the Rt. Rev. Monsignor John P. Anthony’s circle in the home of J. Dignan, received a four-year Mrs. S. M. Marcus, with Mrs. The land for tha school yard Teachers’ association for the cur Moran will present diplomas and scholastic honors to the scholarship in dramatics to Loretto Harry A. White assisting, prizes across from tha gym is now rent scholastic year will be held Heights college. Monday evening. May 28, in the members of the class. * were won by Mmes. Grier Keyser being cleared. There will be a Following the graduation cere------^ ^ — I and Byron Welch. call for Toluntaers to give it Twelve of the 39 graduates in school hall. The regular social louf, Jeanie McGinty, Adele Mich-j this year’s St. Mary’s class are mony, a reception honoring the Mrs. P. W. Stauter entertained ' tha finishing touches. meeting with the sisters will be eletti, and Diana Pyle. A dozen ^ from Blessed Sacrament parish, held from 7 to 8 o’clock. The busi graduates will be held in St. John’s Tollefson Furniture the Mother Cabrini circle at a Double Ring Club school. All friends of the gradu adults were also in the class. I eight of whom were graduated ness meeting will be opened by 2749 SOUTH BROADWAY bridge party on May 17. Prizes St. Joseph’s Double Ring club from the parish gi'ade school. ates are invited. That day the were won by Mmes. Thomas Cur- Mrs. Edmonds, the new president, will hold its monthly meeting Ann Murray, daughter of Mr. at 8 o’clock. Dr. Lewis Barbato class will attend the 8 o’clock Mass Daughter Born rigan, Jr., and John Stanley. in the church hall. Presiding will and Mrs. J. S. Murray, received 'a in cap and gown and receive Com St. Joan of Arc’s circle will meet will be the guest speaker for this To Loyola Organist be the new officers; President, scholarship to Glockner-Penrose meeting. munion together. They will be the for luncheon and bridge in the Joe Musso; secretary, Mrs. H. hospital. She is a student in the guests of the PTA at breakfast Mr. and Mrs. Bernard E. Lang- home of Mrs. Carl Wyers, 1745 The parish pilgrimage for the following the Mass. field, 15 Cook street, are the par Harrison; and treasurer, Dillon 1951 class of Cathedral high purpose of gaining the Holy ALL OUT SALE Cherry, on Friday, May 25. Mmes. Bagan. i school. A dinner-dairce for the gradua ents of a girl born May 20. The EVERYTHING REDUCED C. R. Courtney and Charles Findle Year indulgence will begin Sun tion class was held in the school grandparents' are Mrs. Pauline will be assi.stant hostesses. day aftarnoon, May t7 , at 3 hall on Wednesday eveiMng, May Langfield and Mr. and Mrs. Martin o’clock. The prescribed prayers OPEN EVENINGS— 7 :3 0 -9 P.M. SU. 1-1441 Gore-Noonen Rite 23. It was given by tne PTA. E. Neilsen. Mrs. Bernard Lang Three Members Accepted will ba said first in Holy Family Music was furnished by the Tip field is the Loyola parish organist. At a candlelight ceremony in ehureb and than tha pilgrimaga Top Teens. the Blessed Sacrament church Sat will proceed to the other desig urday, May 12, at 3 o’clock, Mary By Westwood Parish Unit nated churches. A donation of $506 has been K. Noonen, daughter of Mr. and St. Ann’s circle will meet in the made to the seminary burse be Mrs. Michael Noo'nen, became the (St. Anthony’s Pariih, Donvor) held in the home of Mrs. Huter, home of Mrs. Nettie Branch, 3767 ing sponsored in St. John’s par bride of Jeffrey Gore of Granby, The St. Anthony circle met in 751 S. Federal boulevard, on, Zenobia street, on Tuesday after ish by Mrs. Kathryn Starr in O jW p lW with Father Mulcahy officiating. the parish hall May 16. Mrs. Vir June 18. noon, May 29, at 1 o’clock. Mrs. memory of her husband, the The bride, who wore a dark blue ginia Raver was hostess for the Sts. Peter and Jude’s circle met Gaylor will be assistant hostess. late Dr. Ellis Starr. shantung suit with white accessor potluck dinner that preceded the May 23 in the parish hall. A pot- Baptized May 20 was Mae Ellen Registration for pupils in the ies, was attended by her sister, business meeting. luck dinner preceded the busi Heiderstadt, infant daughter of first grade for next September will be held Monday morning. May 28, Mrs. Morris Long of Granby, as Mrs. Catherine Testa was ness meeting. An evening of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Heiderstadt. from 10 to 12 o’clock. It is im matron of honor. elected secretary-reporter for the cards was enjoyed after the meet John Heiderstadt and Mrs. D. Recommends These Charles Schmuck of Granby was circle. Mrs. Congrove, Mrs. Dillie, ing. The circle will sponsor a bake Fleming were sponsors. portant that prospective students be enrolled at this time. the attendant, and the ushers in and Mrs. Koreman were accepted sale Sunday, May 27, at the II cluded James Noonen, Bill Noonen, as new members. Mrs. McMahan church after all the Ma.sset. Cub Scout pack 161 will hold and Jerry Dignan. Michael Noonen its monthly meeting Friday eve and Mrs. Dillie were given prizes. There will be « party in the and David Dignan were the altar Mrs. Benavidez will be hoatesa at ning, May 25. The theme of the boys assisting Father Mulcahy. paritk ball Friday, May 28, at meeting will be “ Circus Time.’’ At Bargains the meeting on Wednesday,' 3:30 p.m. for 'all tha ekildren Mother of'G od June 20. this meeting announcements will who participated in the talent be made concerning activities be Arrangement! were made (or show, ing planned for the summer pro JOE JOE, JR. when you think a pancake breakfatt the St. An Mary Martinac, daughter of Mr. Parish Holding gram. thony circle will iponsor Sun and Mr. Emil Martinac, under Mrs. David O’Keefe and Mrs. day, June 3, in the parish hall went a,'tonsillectomy May 19. David Flanagan will* have charge PAINT from 7 to 12 o’clock. Tickets of the care of the altars in June. are 50 cents for adults and 25 The St Anne circle met M ^ 16 Novena to Mary cents (or children. in the home of Mrs. Marie (5ald- Men See Alaska Film think well, 929 S. Raleigh street. The (MeUiar of Goal Parish, Denver) ^ Nearly 40 men were present for Recently baptized were Patrick circle will have charge of the cake Cyril, son of Mr. and Mrs. (Ilyril booth at the carnival. Circle mem A solemn novena in honor of the Men’s club meeting May 22. MARTIN-SENOUR Munsch, with Hattie Popish and bers are requested to donate house Albert Riede, the new president, Edward Burke as sponsors; Fidel, the Blessed Virgin Mary is being conducted the meeting, and enter plants and novelties to sell at the held in Mother of God church a paint for son of Mr. and Mrs. Fidel Ortega, booth. tainment and refreshments were with Eurigretta Ortega as spon from May 23 to 31, inclusive. The arranged by John Monaghan, vice tvery sur sor; Jean Louise, daughter of Mr. There will be a card party for services consist of prayers, a president. A 40-minute color movie and Mrs. Fred Koehler, with Al circle members in thi home of short meditation on the Mother of on Alaskan hunting was shown. face at a fred and Lillian Capra as spon Mrs. Dorothy Geary, 401 S. Stuart God, recitation, of the Rosary, street, Tuesday May 29, at 1 Through the kindness of Frank sors; and Patricia Jean, daughter Litany of the Blessed Virdn, and Jennings, ■ who donated six dozen price you of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Cotten, o'clock. Mrs. Geary will be hostess Benediction of the Blessed Sacra at the meeting Wednesday, June roses, and E. C. Mills, who pro can afford. with John and Ann Cotten as spon ment. The Rev. Amador Cruz vided a cash gift, almost $40 was sors. . 20. Mrs. Leonor Smith will give Wisco is directing the novena. a report on St. Anne at the next raised for the club. Generous do Mrs, Arthur Nider attended the meeting. A special shrine is being deco nations were made to the club’s board of directors’ meeting of the rated every night by different work by Frank Jennings and This W eek ’ s Special Patrick Hallahan, 3366 W. Da Denver deanery of the ACCW families or organizations. The George Schmitz, who was the first May 21. kota avenue, it confined to his Young People’s club arranged and Best Outside White Paint home because of illness. president of the club. John Weber The Mother Cabrini circle met donated flowers on the opening took home the roses, and Bernard Gallon $2*®® May 21 in the home of Mrs. Elea Children of the parish will take night. On successive nights the Pepin received the cash gift. art in the May crowning Sunday, foTiowing will be in charge of the nor Gerlits, 760 S. Sheridan A committee was named to plan ay 27. The procession will take shrine: Thursday, the A. J. Wei- boulevard. Mrs. Bunce won the s for a parish picnic to be held in place before th^ 9-.30,Mass, and land family; Friday, Mr. and Mrs. special prize. Plans were made the middle of the summer. for a get-acquainted supper to be the crowning will take place im Max Hummel; Saturday, the Le mediately afterwards. Miss Ida gion of Mary; Sunday, the Rob Mary Frances Goodman is re held June 3 ^n the home of Mrs. F A L B r S Mae Peoiberton will be the Ma ert McKelvey family; Monday, turning to her studies .at Mt. St. 32 Broadway PE 2940 Emil Martinac, 1409 S. Irving queen. Miss Billie McCartney wr Mr. and Mrs. Gerald O’ Byrne; Scholastica’s academy in Canon street. The next meeting will be be crown-bearer. Tuesday, the Philip Pacheco fam City. She had been called home MUSICAL ily; Wednesday, the Gerald Con by the critical illness of her grand :****e*iv / rfiaiiiAfldi mtm mm m m m PAGE SIXTEEN Office, 938 Bannock Sfreet THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER -Telephone, KEyitene 4205 Thursdoy, M a y 24, 1951 Eicopet Red Horror Selective Service Nurses Crown May Queen Maryknoll Sister Exam Set at Regis 'Glad this Time' Saturday, May 26 The first of the regularly sched uled selective service qualification To Leave China examinations \t'i!l be held Satur day, May 26, beginning at 8:30 THE STORY OF A Maryknoll a.m. at Regis college, Denver. nun, Sister Angela Marie, who is a niece of Sister Mary Rubina, floor Fred R. Van Valkenburg, super supervisor at St, Anthony’s hospi- visor of the examinations at Regis taJ, Denver, and of Sister M. Car- college, urges all students to be ine of St. Francis’ hospital, Colo present in the administration rado Springs, has reached here. It building at Regis no later than is the story of a heroic nun forced 8:30 Saturday morning if. they are from her mission post in the to take the examination. Twangsi province, China, by Com munist oppression. Sister Angela Requirements set up by the Marie’s experience has been de Selective Service state that all par scribed as sometimes heartbreak ticipating students should have a ing, sometimes amusing, sometimes No. 2 pencil or an ink-filled pen hectic, but always dangerous. with them. They will also be re quired to present their tickets of Writing from Hong Kong just admission to the test, and must after her escape from the “ agrar-- ian reformer's,” Sister Angela have with them a draft card or Marie said: “ It is so good to be other document that contains their here and it is a wonderful feeling draft qualification number. Stu to breathe free ah' again. In peace dents failing to comply with these ful times we would have been regulations will not be permitted heartbroken to have left our mis READY TO TAKE a terrific swing at Lourdes school team waits confidently for the ball, to take the tests. which seems to be slightly high for a strike. Our sion, but not this time— we were the ball, Batter Louis Omeyga of the Colo The examinations, which will be Lady of Lourdes team won the game May 20 by held in the library and library glad to get ou t” rado State home team gets a firm grip on his tongue a score of 6-0. . reading room of Regis college, will * * * as Stephen Krizman* catcher, of Our Lady of last a full three hours. THE EXEMPLARY WORK of + + ■ + + + the Maryknoll nun is described in THE MAY CROWNING at St. Joseph’s tiring prefect. Miss Shirley Knight, crowned the Pacific Hopscotch, recently pub Sunday Mass to fiegin hospital school of nursing, Denver, was statue of the Blessed Virgin. The newly elected pre lished by Charles Scribners Sons. Lourdes Outdoor Club Plans Gala Day held Sunday, May 20. The procession started at 2 fect is Miss Patricia Seals. Little Peggy Bruckner The book is written by Sister Maria On May 27 in Buffalo ! o’clock, with the students inarching to the chapel carried the crown. Father Harold Stansell, S.J., the del Rey, once a newspaper re director of the Regis college sodality, was present, and second graders, wearing their singing May hymns. Father Theodore Haas gave porter, who made a survey of the (Our Lady of Lourdei Parish, in September was very heavy, with and students from the college escorted the sodality Denver) the first three grades reporting a new uniforms, defeated a team of Fishermen who head for the Benediction, after which the students formed the Maryknoll Sisters’ missions in the area around Buffalo on week ends (Living Rosary and marched around to the front of officers. Father Joseph Leberer, assistant pastor of Our Lady of Lourdes Outdoor capacity enrollment. Those who boys from the State home, 6-0. Orient She went with Sister An are reminded that, beginning on the school. The Rosary was said, and then the re gela Marie on her regular work in club for boys and girls will spon registered their children are as The school team of fifth and sixth St. James’ church, was the guest speaker. graders won a game from the Sunday, May 27, Mass will be cele the prison at Kweilin. sor a bake sale, picnic, ball game, sured of a place for them in the and field day this Sunday, May school next fall. Registrations will State home, 12-0. The game was brated every Sunday in that town’s “ I watched Sister Angela Marie Community church at 10 o’clock. 27. More than 200 boys and gii'ls be accepted through the summer hatted in the fourth inning by rain. at her dispensary work. Sore eyes, Confessions will be heard before American Legion Honors Gold Star Parents who belong to the club camp out for the upper grades only. More The PTA ■will sponsor a school skin diseases, swollen limbs, and than 186 parents attended the last Mass by the Very Rev. Monsignor 'The 19th annual tribute of Ley- Wickersham auditorium, E. 17th Approximately 300 Gold Star just plain decrepitude. Never on summer nights on the parish picnic for the childen and' sisters gi'ounds and in the mountains. To PTA meeting of the school year. Elmer J. Kolka of St. Clara’s or den-Chiles-Wickersham post No. avenue and Emerson street, with Mothers and Fathers were guests enough rice before, and now still The PTA will sponsor a paper on Thursda_y, May 31. The special phanage, Denver, who will travel 1, American Legion, to the Gold the Rev. William T. Mulcahy, of the post. On hand to help honor less because some was stolen'.” help meet the expenses of this club activity, the children will drive Saturday, May 26. Parish progi'am for the day includes a the 45 miles to Buffalo to say Star Mothers and Fathers of Den assistant in the Blessed Sacrament them were Gov. Dan Thornton, sponsor the bake sale. Each group ioners are asked to gave their old movie, lunch, races, and. games. Mass every Sunday throughout the ver took place May 23. A lunch parish, Denver, as the principal Mayor Quigg Newton, and other STILL DESCRIBING THE of campers will bring cakes, pies, newspapers and take them to the School closes on Friday, June 1. eon was held in the Leyden-Chiles- speaker. civic and Legion officials. PRISON, the nun writes: “ We saw cookies, and candy to be sold school on Friday and Saturday. It the evening rice, brought to the aftei; all the Masses and in the is expected that the drive will be cell blocks. Cold, soggy, of poor afternoon. The Outdoor club mem conducted each month throughout quality, it would take a mighty bers will stage a field day and the summer. appetite to digest it. Great lumps picnic for their parents and friends Members of the Altar society of it sat in wicker baskets without, in the afternoon, with a baseball will receive Holy Communion in any pretense to cleanliness. Pris game, races, and pie-eating con the 8:30 Mass this Sunday. The oners get two bowlfuls of this a test. Families attending the big last Sunday of every month is day; nothing else comes from the celebration are asked to bring Communion day for the mem government.” their own basket lunches. bers. Pacific Hopscotch continues the Registration at the PTA meet The parish baseball teams won story of Sister Angela Marie and ing "for the school year opening a double-header May 20. The first V. her companions: “ With the im mense distances to be covered, From Lady Abbess Augustina traveling is second nature to these CAN EARN MORE nuns — bicycle, jeep, sampan, plane, or their own two feet carry German Priest Had Word them wherever they are needed.” * * ♦ TH E EXPERIENCES RE Of Seminary Before Visit ON YOUR SAVINGS ; LATED jnclude week - long river journeys when the nuns could not change clothes for the The Rev. John Hirschberg- well kno'WTi in the Denver area as entire teip. And on one occasion er of Eichstadt, Bavaria, the former Mother Augustina, su r navy airplane regulations requir perior of the Benedictine commu Germany, was a visitor in nity in^ou th Boulder. Her re ing women passengers to wear Denver the past week. Study- ______slacks caused the consternation ports lersuaded Father Hersch- to both nun and navy. ing the American way of lifejjbergerr 1olo nmake Hie trip to Denver under the State Department’s cul- to ' inspect' St.- — Thomas’. Sister Mary Angela is glad to tural program, he is being spon be safe from the Red persecutors, Relayed Greetings sored in his three-month tour of Effective June 1st but she loolts forward to the day when she can return to do God’s the United States by the National From Lady Abbess work among her beloved Chinese Catholic Welfart Conference. Earlier in the week he Jour in Kweilin. The kindly, middle-aged priest, neyed to South Boulder to relay who is a friend of the famed Ba Lady Abbess Augustina’s greet varian mystic, Theresa Neumann, ings to Mother Gertrude and the Mt. Carmel Junior Nine and who taught two of her broth other nuns at the Benedictine con ers in school, was the guest of the vent. He also was able to take a Win Four League Games Very Rev. William J. Kenneally, day’s drive in the mountains, One of the top teams in the C.M., rector of St. Thomas’ semi which, he said, reminded him of . Junior Parochial league this season nary, while in Denver. In Eich his own Bavarian home country. stadt, which is the American zone Asked how the average Ger 2% Interest is the Mt. Carmel nine, which has of Germany, Father HirschBerger man felt about the Russian won four games to date. Among has taught philosophy for a num threat to Western Europe, Fa the Northsiders’ victims have been ber of years in the local seminary. ther Hirschberger .said that “ we Blessed Sacrament team, 3-2; An It was there he heard of Denver’s are all hoping that there will be nunciation team, 15-3; Cathedral excellent seminary from Lady no World war III, and we hope team, 6-2; and Sacred Heart team, Abbess Augustina, head pf Eich- that America can build its power On Your Savings 10-3. stadt’s Benedictine abbey and to the point that the Russians will not dare run over the rest of Europe.” " He spoke briefly of the prob Without Limif lems that the clergy and faithful encountered from the Nazi party in Germany in the past war, and of the bombings of Eichstadt by the Allies. First commercial bank in Denver to increase savings interest rates from 1 to Viewed Stigmata Of Theresa Neumann V/2% on October 1st, 1948, the Central is now pleased to announce this fur Although he has never seen The resa Neumann in her famed ec ther increase: Effective June 1,1951, all savings accounts will earn 2% on all stasies, he said that he had seen the stigmata on her hands a num ber o^ times. She often visits in savings deposits of $100 or more, without limit. Eichstadt, Father Hirschberger V said, having a sister residing there. The two brothers of “ Resl,” as she *lnterest i$ paid each six-month period, on April 1st and on Oct. 1st is called, are now residing in other towns in Bavaria. One is a dentist and one a deputy in’ the German legislature. Leaving Denver on May 23, Fa ther Hirschberger intended to visit Since 1892, the Central has never failed to Friendliness, courtesy and the convenience St. Meinrad’s abbey in Indiana and . . . AT FRUMESS ON EASY TERMS St. Vincent’s abbey in Latrobe, return 100% of every dollar deposited in of a separate savings department are but Pa., before returning to Washing ton for further studies under State its savings department. Today, over 20,750 a few of the many advantages you will en Department direction. savings customers enjoy Increased earn joy at the Central. W e invite you to open Killeci in Action ings on their savings. your savings account now! YOUR ACCOUNT INSURED UP TO $10,000 BY THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION e n t r a l - i z e PEARL NECKLACES The parents of Cpl. Sid your bankijng now Simulated pearls of Roberts, former star athlete at St. Joseph’s high school, have received word that the youth, pre viously reported missing, was killed in action in Korea. Corporal Rob The CENTRAL BANK & TRUST CO. erts ■yvas of Jewish faith. He joined Member Federal^ Reserve Sysfem the army in August, 1950, and_was ^®TH & ARAPAHOE STS* Member Fsdtial Deposit Insurance Corporation sent to Korea in March of this DENVER, COLORADO year. At St. Joseph’s he starred in football, basketballi and base Total Resources $60,000,000 ball, and boxed in the News-Elks tournament in Denvaft i tfN IU a iiM i Thvradoy, M«y 24, 1951 Offict, 938 Bonneck Straet THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Ttlephont, KEyifon* 4205 PAGE SEVENTEEN Dr.^ D. C. Werthmaii Excellent Construction, Low Cost Leads in 'Seventeenth Summer' and Associate Colorado Springs School DentistM PLATES Is Featured in Magazine •06 IStli StrMt 1206 ISth Streat KEyttana 6721 TAbor 5761 Colorado Springs’ Corpus Chriitl paid contractor, a parishioner, Carl parish school, dedicated by Arch F. Hartman, assumed the responsi bishop Urban J. Vehr March 12, bility of general contractor and supervisor. As a result, a substan 1950, is cited as an example of ex tial saving was effected. cellent design and construction at Dr. F. A. Smith the absolute minimum of cost in The writer of the article was a comprehensive, five-page article especially impressed with the site Optometriit published in the current issue of picked for the school. He notes that Church Property Adminittration the wall-to-wall windows give un magazine. obstructed views of the famed Aus tin bluffly to the east and the Ram Ford Optical Co. Highlighted in the article is the part range and Pike’s Peak to the unusual method of contracting em west. ployed in the building of the school. Eyai Examined • Vi.ual Cara It was decided by the building com The school, designed by Earl L. Individually Stylad Glaiie. mittee and the pastor, the Rev. An Deits, is a two-story structure with thony G. Elzi, that a ma^or means a full basement. The exterior is 1558 Broadway of cutting costs would be to award done in red rough brick with a individual contracts instead of al smoothed concrete foundation. A TAbor laO.? lowing one contractor to handle copper.faced portico graces the all luheontraets. In the place of a front of the school. On the first floor are the principal’s office, a nurse’s room, four classrooms, a library, and lavato^ facilities. The Margaret L.Fevre John Fox Jam*! Campbell Joan Abeyta Ronnie Younger second floor has four classrooms andan additional library. The large ■f* + ~f* + “f" + ' basement contains a cafeteria with The senior class of St. Joseph’s A double cast includes Joan completely furnished kitchen, a high school, Denver, will present Abeyta, James Campbell, Mar Knights' New State Officers parish hall seating at least 600 Maureen Daly’s play of youth garet LeFevre, Ronnie Younger, persons, and an apartment ^or the and growth. Seventeenth Summer, Johnny Fox, Henrietta Vahling, custodian and his family, .'A ''' " • Thursday and Friday, May 24 and Irene Lappe, Beverly Bastar, t •■ .It'., r Mrs. Spencer Penrose 25, in the school hall at Sixth and Dolores Hiblar, Patricia Brunell, Galapago. Joan Chase, Joan Kilker, Rose Donor of $25,000 marie Brukner, Cordelia Baca, The structure was built along Leads in the play will be taken Duane Knight, Ray Koch, Eileen semi-modem lines to harmonize by Ronnie Younger, Margaret Gazer, and Bob Cavarra. w |th other buildings in the adja LeFevre, James Campbell, Joan Tickets are 75 cents for adults, cent block, which include the Mar Abeyta, and John Fox. and 50 cents for children. gery Reed Memorial Nurses’ resi- dence, the Penrose pavilion, and the Glockner-Penrose hospital. Mrs. St. Louis' Team Wins Junior Parochial Relay Spencer Penrose, widow of Spen people cer Penrose, Colorado Springs phil St. Louis’, Englewood, relay Ronnie Delage, Robert Goetz, and anthropist, representing the El team took first place in the paro Clarence Waglman. Weith cap Pomar foundation, made a $25,000 chial grade school relays May 17. tured also the 100-yard dash, fin donation which was used for the Second place weiit to the Mt. Car now own school. mel team, and third place went to ishing ahead of Ronnie Vessa of A $30,000 parish rectory also St. Catherine’s. Members of the Mt. Carmel school and Ralph An- was elected in 1950. St. Louis team were Frank Weith, selmo of St. Catherine’s. the Bell Exploitation of 'Wetbacks' Exposed Telephone Must Change Illegal Labor Condition By Ed Milusb signed to mulct the worker of any 90 to 96 per cent,” said Mr. Wil THE RICH, LUSH “ HEART legitimate profit he might make. moth. “ With some additional men Businesf LAND” of the lower Rio GncTide For instance, one practice is to and equipment, we could do an valley area in Texas has become, charge workers a high price for efficient enforcement job.” in the past quarter of a century, binding wire for vegetables. Two Here, briefly stated, is the tragic the center of an ever-increasing cases reported in the summer of case of the “ wetback,” who, with suction system that is pulling more 1950 told of a family of four who his millions of brothers, is generat than 1,000,000 Mexican citizens worked for a daily price of under ing some of the worst economic and This has never happened before/ into the United States illegally 40 cents and o f an inexperienced social conditions in the nation. each year, many of them to work cotton picker who, after three What can be done about it? The under inhuman conditions. days’ work, was told he had just problem is for each American citi Lured both by his own dreams earned the food he had already zen to ponder, for the greatest cul No ocher business in the world has half as many _ of making better'money and by eaten. prit involved is neither the politi STATE OFFICERS OF the Knights of Collins, treasurer. Standing are A. C. Ludwig of the unvarnished prosel^izing of It is not unusual for a “ wet cian, nor- the farmer, nor the bor Colorado Springs, associate delegate to the na owners as the American Telephone tc Telegraph G). grasping farmers from north of back” to report that he has worked der patrolman, but John Q. Pub Columbus elected at the convention in Colo tional convention; Claude Peay, Fort Collim. in the border, the “ wetbacks” (so for weeks only to be told that lic, who is apathetic to the point rado Springs May 14 and 15 are shown above. Left surance delegate; Edward J. Kelly, Leadville, past They come from every walk of life. They live named because of the millions who there was no cash owed him. In a of criminal negligence in facing to right, seated, are George Turner of Walsenburg, state deputy; Patrick Vigil, Antonito, state advo have crossed the border by swim case such as this, the "wetback” up to the problem and demanding state secretary; Carroll P. Dunn of Colorado cate; and M. A. Bircket, Grand Junction, state in 19,000 communities all over the country. ming or wading across the Rio can do Tittle more than protest, its solution. Springs, state deputy; and Earl Steele of Fort warden.— (Gazette-Telegram photo by Guy Burgess) Over half are women... thousands of them ar6 Grande) sneak across the thinly for the farmer will turn him back patrolled 1,600-mile border be to the immigration authorities, WANTED TO BUY telephone employees. tween Brownsville, Tex., iind San who will deport or imprison him. Brighton Graduation Moss J I T M G i m . FURNITUBE, DISHES, POTS. Diego, Calif., and into a peonage The worst aspect of the entire PANS, a MISCELLANEOUS One out of every 45 families in America is now aa that they had not imagined. problem is that the average citizen IVORLAIVD’S A bonanza for the exploiter, the winks at the use of “ wetback” Is Scheduled for May 27 'owner of AT&T stock. Many of them live in “ wetback” is attracted by the labor, either tacitly sanctioning it CWrrSUR-PLYMOUTH __ FURNITURE flittering prospect of high Amer or overtly encouraging it with a Brighton. — (SL Augustine’s | Those receiving such certifi- j m t m i moTOEco. 807 EAST 22ND AVE. the western states served by this Company, ican* wages and in many cases is venality reminiscent of the whole Parish)— The annual Graduation I cates this year are: For the high 1908 BROADWAY CR5626 TA 9519 or PE 1478 , , . o J nT . school, Robert Bergman, James which is part of the Bell System. actively recruited by large-scale sale violation of prohibition laws Mass will be offered Sunday, May - ’ ranchers and farmers or their rep several decades ago. Boilers, Leonard Case, Martin Ma Optometrist 27, at 8 o’clock. It has been the cias,-James Wattenberg, Victor resentatives to work under near * . * mw -I62B ire.;>T. and Optician I The savings of a million Americans have bought slave conditions at wages that at custom for the members of the Wuertz, Janie Hoffman, Mary THERE IS EXTENSIVE evi OFVICIAL RAIIKOAD WATCH best are poor. Long regarded as senior class and those from the Rose Hubert, Beatrice Madrid, Jo INSPECTORS Helen Wolsh the buildings, switchboards, wire, cable and all the merely a quaint regional phenom dence. 'o f ' federal sanction, either eighth grade to gather in a Tiody ann Masters, Janice O’Brien, and tacit or active, of the “ wetback” at the Graduation Mass to assist Ermalinda Schmidt; for the grade Aueelat. other equipment in this nationwide system enon of the Southwest, the “ wet H a m g / i W. R. JO^PH back” is at last becoming a major traffic all the way from the bor at the Mass, renew their baptismal school, Robert Dreher, Ralph der patrol to the nation’s capital. Erger, Barbara Hartford, Bar EYES EXAWNED which gives you the fastest, most dependable problem, the real economic and promises, and receive Holy Com Phont TAbor 1110 A number of border control offi- munion together. Certificates of bara Jean Holman, Leroy Lujan, m -2 1 f lUjotilt BUx. telephone service in thf world. social implications of which would shock the average American when cers appeared before the Presi merit are presented to those who Joseph Montoya, Victor Padilla, fully known and comprehended. dent’s Commission on Migratory have been faithful to catechism Frederick Peterson, Barbara Ra That service it important in peace. It’s doubly Labor the past summer to testify classes and the Junior Newman mirez, Rosalie Saks, A1 Sandoval, Harlin Schmidt, Mike Smith, Ron THE “ WETBACK." a penniless that the patrol was subject con meetings. ald gtarbuck, Rita Vonfeldt, and important in time of national emergency. fugitive, has to take whatever stantly to invisible but emphatic Robert Wuertz. wages are offered, which, because pressure exerted from the farm of the multitude of his kind avail quarters through Washin^on and Leadville C. D. of A. At a recent meeting of the THE MOUNTAIN STATES able, are usually at a bare exist relayed through Immigration Serv Knights of Columbus, nomination ice channels to “ go easy” on the TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CO^ ence level— or below it. His hous of officers for the coming year ing is the crudest type of shack, round-up of “ wetbacks.” Elect New Officers was held. The nominating com or none at all. There is disease, An example of techniques used mittee presented the following Leadville. — When Court St. ignorance, child labor, crime, and is shown in an incident that oc names;. Grand knight, William delinquency. No citizen who wants curred in El Paso in 1948. As re Frances Xavier Cabrini 1544 met Gaachler and Clyde Peterson; dep in sodality hall with 26 members to live at even a minimum of com ported by' Art Leibson of the uty grand knightr August Lam- attending, the following were fort and decency can compete with El Paso Times, “ When President brecht and Ray Troxel; chancel elected to office: Mrs. Bert Maich, the wage scale paid “wetbacks.” Truman came to El Paso for a lor, Melvin Kreutzer; recorder, grand regent; Mrs. James O’Neal, S a l e s ...... • Service With an oversupply of cheap, un campaign address, the problem James Erger; treasurer, Emmett (of insufficient Mexican farm vice regent; Mrs. Adolph Kuss, Bohan; lecturer, Everette Dahlin- protected labor always present, prophetess; Mrs. Catherine Sayer, organization of workers is impos labor supply) was laid before him ger; advocate, Ray Pettinger; war by cotton men and by Texas and lecturer; Miss Kathleen Roche, his den, Norris Peterson; inside guard, sible and individual bargaining is, torian; Miss Theresa Cornelia, fi Abies—Hemphill of course, a joke. In many places New Mexico Congressmen. Soon Albert Sack; outside guard, An ^ C o lo m b o Springs ( nancial secretary; Mrs. Joseph Sul drew Wuertz; and trustee, j^ames 3520 East Colfax * FR. 2761 the "wetbacks” have been used after his train moved east through livan, treasurer; Mrs. Mary Carter, McMorrow. Tlje election will take as strikebreakers to "put in their Texas, there was a meeting of top monitor; Mrs. Andrew Champeau, ilace at the regular meeting on PACKARD HEADQUARTERS places” U. S. citizens who had immigration officials at El Paso.” sentinel; Mrs. Fred Dice, organist; une 7. protested criminally low wage Shortly thereafter, coincidence or and Mrs.\ Peter Miller, Mrs. Eli John Huett underwent surgery For Expert Body & Fender Repairs scales and barbaric working con not, the border patrol officers Yakich, Miss Elsie Bentert, and ditions. turned their backs for 48 hours in St, Joseph’s hoipital recently Painting —- Seat Covert — Convertible Tops Miss Catherine Murray, trustees. and is recuperating. MAY REALTY In contrast to the visions of while some 7,500 "wetbacks” The statue of Our Lady of Fat prosperity conjured up for him by streamed across the river unhin ima, which has been received from CapiioL duio Bodif, the coyotes (roving labor recruit dered to fill the farmers’ wants State Regent Catherine McNulty, R E A L T O R ers), the “ wetback” finds himself may be obtained by contacting BE "FOXY" 1332 Broadway AL. 6555 under a system of wages governed AS THE LATE Grover C. Wil Mrs. Leonard Geary. SEE OUR... L«8 Barber Hank Vtcchlarcm (Blessed Sacrament Parish) (St. Catherine'! Pariah) INSURANCE . LOANS entirely by what the traffic will moth, veteran director of the El Mrs. Joseph C. Weber, president bear. Fanners acknowledged to the Paso Immigration district, told the of the Leadville deanery of the CAPITAL President’s Commission on Migra President’s commission, “ It’s a dis Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Sales & Ute Theater Bld|(. tory Labor* last summer that they grace to this country that her laws Woman, reported on the silve'r ju BUYS De Soto-Plymouth f had paid field hands as low as 15 are openly flouted and evaded bilee convention she attended in Service Colorado Spring!, Colo. cents per hour. The farmers once were ashamed Denver May 7 and 8. Mrs. Weber ... of using ‘wetbacks.’ Now they is sixth vice president of ACCW. DENVER’S BEST All Late Model Used Gars MAIN 1898 AND THESE RATES do not have come to the point where they Plans were made for a get-to necessarily indicate the real wage believe they have a vested right in gether with members of the Carry 5,000 Mile Gnarantee level because they may be re these illegal workers. They go to Knights of Columbus. The type of IISED t'ARS Factory Trained Mechanics on All Chrysler Made Cars placed by piecework rates that are their Senators, their Congress party and the date will be an less. Gross wages, moreover, are men, the Attorney General, or the nounced later. AND TRIK'KS THE MURRAY DRUG CO. WILLIAM C. CRARON often subject to deductions for President to complain. The prizes were won by Mrs. GRIFFITH MOTORS, Inc. atii s m u s m n C E EIGHTEEN OfHce, 938 Bonnoek Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, May 24, 1951 '" i I Regis Night School I Cathedral Brownies Given Pins H omemaker’s I PtftY-V4R0 EQUIPMENT I Has 7 New Classes Department I Summer Evening classes at Regis I college, Denver, in additipn to .Patronl%» These Reliable and Friendly Firms I courses in 12 other fields, will of fer seven classes in accounting and business administration. This an nouncement was made recently by Bacon & Schramm J. A. Johnson & Son the Rev. 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